"What is THIS?", you may ask. "AHA," I say, "This is a sketch."Wednesday, January 04, 2006
week #48 drawing
"What is THIS?", you may ask. "AHA," I say, "This is a sketch."
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This is just the sort of thing my 13 year old son does all the time. He has a road map covering the floor of his room and he keeps adding bits to it and covering other bits up (all done from scratch, from a bit of a map which provided the impetus about 2 or 3 years ago!). You can't see his carpet! I showed him yours and he said 'add roads'!
Now this is a brilliant idea! I love maps and so does my daughter who has a little book where she designs maps. I will show her this! Also I recognised Paris!!! LOL
Great idea!
MD
I have done exercises similar to this in embroidery design classes the idea being you use a cut out the shape you want your embroidery i.e. a square/rectangle etc. and chose an area, you then use the area as an embroidery design/pattern putting what ever you want in for the lines or shapes, if you can understand that I am realising it takes more than a comment space to explain,
as I have written this with your later post about quilting in mind I suppose the chosen area could be turned into a quilting (stitching) design/pattern,
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