I love the way you give forms to emotions. Though I was a bad student at arts and never liked it, Overtime I have come to not only understanding it but appreciating it .
Though I am still a novice in this form.
This is some form of Hera, the Greek goddess? The central face looks a lot like Lady Gaga. 😀 I dunno how creative-minded Hera was…when she wasn’t raging about her brother-husband’s affairs and stuffing her face, like an emotional eater, to make children asexually. At least, that’s what I’ve read.
Cool piece, though. The omnipresent eyes. The royal status and peacock-like details.
How, if I may ask, are you composing these sort of tapestry pieces, blurring photos and watercolors? I see you’ve made quite a departure from your meditative linear/hatching pieces, now getting into washy colors and even fabric art.
Or, maybe, you just fell out of interest in the piece halfway through. It may have been like one of my story seeds that didn’t take fuller root at the start. You’ll likely go back to that piece, later, and either remake it or add to it. I have at least one multi-frame project in mind that is similar. I wasn’t entirely happy with what came of it…but I have an itch to go back and remake it better. Then again, my inkling(s) may be different because I see that project with potential to take other forms, as well. But, I do have some pieces I finished and didn’t like enough to even advertise/show them much. Add it to that drawer of yours. 🙂 Look back on it, some day.
I love the way you give forms to emotions. Though I was a bad student at arts and never liked it, Overtime I have come to not only understanding it but appreciating it .
Though I am still a novice in this form.
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Thank you for your comment, sometimes it can take a while to reach appreciation and art can be a dense topic to wade through 🙂
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Right you are. It was a long road for me who passed in this subject because he was good in others.
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But you are doing a good job.
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I absolutely love this.
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Excellent work Phoebe.
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Thanks
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The word that comes to mind is “fearless.” If that resonates, can you explain its genesis?
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Interesting interpretation. I like it.
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This is some form of Hera, the Greek goddess? The central face looks a lot like Lady Gaga. 😀 I dunno how creative-minded Hera was…when she wasn’t raging about her brother-husband’s affairs and stuffing her face, like an emotional eater, to make children asexually. At least, that’s what I’ve read.
Cool piece, though. The omnipresent eyes. The royal status and peacock-like details.
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Thanks, I wasn’t quite happy with this one, but I had started it so I had to finish it 🙂
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What don’t/didn’t you like about the piece, or working on the piece?
It’s cathartic to finish artwork we don’t like in the process. But, I think I’d do just as well throwing paint in a fit or pounding clay. 😛
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The composition got a bit muddled and laboured half way through. Should have paused sooner and taken a step back I think.
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How, if I may ask, are you composing these sort of tapestry pieces, blurring photos and watercolors? I see you’ve made quite a departure from your meditative linear/hatching pieces, now getting into washy colors and even fabric art.
Or, maybe, you just fell out of interest in the piece halfway through. It may have been like one of my story seeds that didn’t take fuller root at the start. You’ll likely go back to that piece, later, and either remake it or add to it. I have at least one multi-frame project in mind that is similar. I wasn’t entirely happy with what came of it…but I have an itch to go back and remake it better. Then again, my inkling(s) may be different because I see that project with potential to take other forms, as well. But, I do have some pieces I finished and didn’t like enough to even advertise/show them much. Add it to that drawer of yours. 🙂 Look back on it, some day.
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Hard to simplify unless one starts over. Erasers always leave a mess for me;)
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