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What a great colour this turned out to be. Now that I have been looking for it, this illusive blue can be found working its magic in many ways, pulling luminosity out of the most somber shadows or creating dimension. A hard working colour in small quantities, that I am glad to rediscover.
It helped to continue a series of collograph monoprints, from last summer, and to finish a second series of woven landscapes using my embellishing machine. I am starting to enjoy working with the colour themes more with each colour so bring on the next one!!!
It helped to continue a series of collograph monoprints, from last summer, and to finish a second series of woven landscapes using my embellishing machine. I am starting to enjoy working with the colour themes more with each colour so bring on the next one!!!
I have seen some of the other pieces in Michele's series of collagraphs and they are all wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove your collagraph - such a painterly use of the colour.
ReplyDeleteLovely interesting piece. I find myself going back to it and just looking into it. Interesting!
ReplyDeleteWe were able to see hese pieces at our Text'art meeting this past week and I really like them. It's interesting to see in these as well as the other posts how the blue works so well with so many different colours.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to add that I liked the way the blue in your red piece really adds a spark
ReplyDeleteAs Phil said - a very interesting piece. It looks like reflections it is so delicate and takes going back to several times to get its essence. It is amazing how well this colour goes with so much, and gives so much to a piece.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces! The blue really shines.
ReplyDeleteCan't imagine the felted piece without those flashes of periwinkle blue! But I absolutely love the collaged piece - so subtle. Keeping zooming in for more. Hilary
ReplyDeleteThey are both great and it is obvious you enjoyed the colour. Love them!
ReplyDeletePlease teach us how to make your collagraphs!! The randomness and use of black makes a very interesting piece! Also, love your landscape....felting these strips together is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteSo well done - both pieces, though I think I slightly prefer the first. I'd love to see them up close.
ReplyDeletebeautiful beautiful gentle. gorgeous work michele
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