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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

MESS TO PROGRESS...

I am trying to decide if I am making a more of a mess than progress on the third piece in my small series collection experiment. 

 Paint and fabric...
Progressed to a tangled mess...
 Of experiments gone awry...
 Mounting up to a pretty good reject pile.

Back to paint and fabric...
Still playing with the design...
Much less mess and more progress!
This experiment is series-ously harder than I thought it would be.

I will keep you posted on the progress, thanks for dropping in!

14 comments:

Caterina Giglio said...

bella! and your woven papers is just wonderful...

bobbie said...

Loving watching your progress!! And I know it will be wonderful in the end ~

Vee said...

Liking your painted bird very much... Always interesting to peek over the shoulder of the one who creates. Hope that I don't make a nuisance of myself...

Createology said...

Sandy it is so wonderful to see you back in your creative mode making such peaceful art. This bird is beautiful and I love the tail textures. Definitely progress on your series-ously. Joyful Creating Dear...

Lady Locust said...

Well, it's just beautiful. I'm not so sure what you aren't liking about it - I know we are our own worst critics. I luuuuv the peacock color on the piece. Is the egg a spoon??? Hmmm - crafty. You are certainly very talented:) Thank you for sharing - I think you just found follower #800.
Many Smiles,
JoeyLea
ps. feel free to take a peek at my blog if you like.

http://thelocustblossom.blogspot.com/

Anonymous said...

Hi Sandy!
Just catching up with you at Quill Cottage and am inspired - as always - when I visit. To begin with, I am so very sorry about your mom's illness and the drain it has been on you. I can understand how it seems all things in life go on hold in the wake of a love one's illness. May you know the comforts of the Lord as you navigate this season - and moments of creative inspiration to soothe and refresh.

Your studio pictures were a thrill - so many wonderful bits and pieces to blend together into new and fascinating marvels. I love to create like this, too - though I lack so much skill. Writing is my forte - but I love the tangible mixed media arts so much! They are my dessert - when I have the time.

Love all the ideas, here - am inspired with the weaving thing to perhaps use it with some of my homeschool students in a project this year. We shall see . . .

Meanwhile - I look forward to see how your series works out - and all the grand things you will learn - and share - along the way!!

Joy!
Kathy

Unknown said...

LOVE this collage!!! I adore your use of colour and birdie!!! :D

Hugs,

suziqu's thread works said...

Sandy I was so sorry to read about your mother - that is definitely not an easy road for you and it really hampers our creative spirits, however, I admire your persistence and dedication here in sticking to this series-ously hard lesson of experimental art.
You are so fortunate in being able to draw on several mixed mediums and I love your subject, choice of colours and materials.
Anyway nothing is "rejected" as it can be used elsewhere.
I am a bit of a grasshopper but tend to stay with just a small number of mediums.
Pop over for a break if you would like to join in my Giveaway!
Love and blessings,
Suzy

Becca said...

The experiment turns out beautiful! I like your creativity and its such amazing.
End of Lease Cleaning Sdyney

Unknown said...

I just love the look of your creative messes, they are to me inspiring, would love to get my fingers into all your scraps! lol. Hugs and you bird is turning out beautiful as everything does. Love, Marilou xoxo

Dorthe said...

If I see mess here, dear Sandy, I see only beautiful mess-
also love your rejected pile of not used pieces- all wonderful, and worth using in another piece.
Happy sunday evening.
Hugs,Dorthe

Unknown said...

Hello. I absolutely love combinations of colours you used. This is such inspiring.

larkswing said...

Love love love! I want to be artist too :)

Creations by Marie Antoinette and Edie Marie said...

Hi Sandy!

I know you have your comments turned off for the newest post but I just had to tell you how powerful it is and that many people will be touched by your words of honesty. I think most of us have the same problem, I know I do. It IS hard being green!
Great great post!!

Big hugs, "Edie" (Sherry from Edie Marie's Attic teaming up with Marie for a while) & Marie

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