Some of you may remember a previous post, in which I
looked to the past for for my inspiration to create in the present.
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| a rough-hewn texture |
I find it amazing how the sight of some simple thing can trigger an idea.
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| a soft color. an aged patina. |
In mine, it was how the remembrance of a trip to ancient gardens
in Italy, and how it became the source of ideas for
patterns, textures and designs for one of my latest collections.
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| an evocative atmosphere |
repeating motifs, texture, romance, colors softened with age,
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| repetition of pattern |
all these come together, recreated in a modern interpretation.
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| hints of things to come... |
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| a bit more |
I have enjoyed finding myself connecting with a distant past,
and can't wait to show you the end result!
for now...ciao!
Lovely patterns.
ReplyDeleteLove the simple patterns...
ReplyDeleteMikeB: thank you much for your sweet compliment!
ReplyDeleteSavira Gupta: love to know that you love them - thank you!!
ReplyDeleteStephanie,
ReplyDeleteMay I say SWEETS (compliments) for the SWEET (that's you).
MikeB: ;-)
ReplyDeleteI guess I am just a romantic at heart. I should have have been born three or four hundred years ago. Hey, maybe I was! Wouldn't it be neat if I was William Shakespeare or Andrew Marvell in a prior life (if that is possible). But how am I going to prove it. Certainly not by my meager poetry and my admiring lines. But I hope my amateur efforts have given you some moments of happiness. I certainly have enjoyed myself writing poems for you and YogaSavy. And it helps my creative energies (such as they are) stay in shape.
ReplyDeleteMikeB- it is often enough, I think, that if you have those who appreciate your work, this is validation of it's merit, even if you might never be famous. I appreciate all creative energies! and I thank you for sharing your art with me, Savira and with all who read our blogs.
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