And here are the permutations I've played with, using "what if?" in the past little while. I take pictures as I go along so I can remember what to go back to later after a million more "what ifs." At first, ad hoc design. Now, working with slow design. Very slow.
6 comments:
slow is good... love the yellow and black...
I was liking #2 until I got to #3, now I like it best! Looks like 'windows akimbo'!
I don't care for the solid yellow strip all the way across down near the bottom. My eye goes there first.
Rayna, i'm so glad to have found your blog. I have to tell you "I LOVE your new book". it has inspired me more than i can tell you. i posted on my blog about your book and the recent 'therapy' squares i made. thank you for giving us permission to sew unperfectly to create a masterpiece...i'm having a blast.
Hi, Rayna. Cool piece. I like the contrast of lights and darks. Nice depth.
And a happy holiday season and new year to you!
best, nadia
I also recently got your book and posted about it. I was very inspired and I'm trying out your methods.
I put together another piece today and laid it on my wall. I can see that the slow design will be the most difficult part.
I love the colors and the 'windows' in your piece.
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