My lovely husband asked me the other night if his lastest creation is "art".
I think his reading glasses look great and it is quite inventive. He dabbles in quirky, or some might say bent, installations. I did a blog about a money tree that I blogged about in Feb. 2012 called the Tree of Life. I don't know how it came to be called that as he always calls it his money tree. However here are some of his works.
He is a very good occasional painter but prefers unusual surfaces rather than canvases. This painting is done on the top of a table he rescued that had been thrown out from the pub over the road. In it's previous life it served as a table in the beer garden.
The shadow in the background is from another head he did that he didn't like so he turned it into a
a shadow. He only draws heads that people his brain.
Sunday, 25 January 2015
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Last 2 tapestries.
Well, the exhibition which I had before Christmas is over as is Christmas, the New Year and the cricket so I had better put up photos of my last 2 tapestries.
When I had to come up with designs for the Yr.6 part of my course I spent hours thinking about what to weave and one morning woke up with this design in my head, which is how a lot of my designs happen. So I went with it. It represents the 3rd Sunday of Advent with the Angel's candle. The next design was a lot more difficult to come by. I was not happy with any of the designs was playing with so I went back to the cloth and played with it in photoshop and this happened which is what I wove.
It represents post Christmas and the strange shapes are like the ghosts of Christmas. Both of these tapestries are app. 40 cm X 40 cm and took about 140 hours each to weave. These are the only 2 tapestries I have left as I gave the other sets to the people who inspired them which pleased me.
So, after 9 years I finally get to graduate sometime this year. Hooray.
When I had to come up with designs for the Yr.6 part of my course I spent hours thinking about what to weave and one morning woke up with this design in my head, which is how a lot of my designs happen. So I went with it. It represents the 3rd Sunday of Advent with the Angel's candle. The next design was a lot more difficult to come by. I was not happy with any of the designs was playing with so I went back to the cloth and played with it in photoshop and this happened which is what I wove.
It represents post Christmas and the strange shapes are like the ghosts of Christmas. Both of these tapestries are app. 40 cm X 40 cm and took about 140 hours each to weave. These are the only 2 tapestries I have left as I gave the other sets to the people who inspired them which pleased me.
So, after 9 years I finally get to graduate sometime this year. Hooray.
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