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I added another 'rock' in front of the very dark bit and a scattering of tiny dull beads. I think it is an improvement.I realised when working on this, that I'd worked the previous stitched photos on slightly larger canvases but have none of those left. I'm trying to make use of the stuff I have and not buy more. The extra size gives a bit more room for additions and makes things much easier when adding the stitched elements. I must remember that in future.
A short post today as I have just posted on my other blog. I haven't been able to email my tutor yet as they have a malfunction in the email department. Hope it will soon be fixed.
9 comments:
The additional rock definitely grounds the lower edge (no pun intended!)
Beautiful Heather - you always seem to see when your work needs something adding or taking away.
Wonderful Heather,
Gorgeous, I love the technique of working over the edge.
Just come across your blog..love your workxxwaving from Putney in Londonx Lynda
http://chocolatelifeandjazz.blogspot.com
Trying to catch up on my blog hopping Heather, I love your little rustic book!!!
Just been catching up Heather. I love your Little Rustic Book pages - so much detail. Your photographs of where you live are gorgeous and that tree stump, WOW!
The framed pieces you've been working on look beautiful - are they for a prticular exhibition, or for you?
Sometimes worrking on a smaller version makes a worthwhile challenge - your picture is lookingeven better with the new rock. Cheers
always interesting how a small addition can make such a difference to the balance isn't it. i really like this Heather and how it creeps out of the frame
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