The workshop got over on Wednesday and I got my chance to finish the pages for February.
Click on the image to get a closer look at the details.
Friday, March 14
February TIF Finished Finally!
The title of the post makes the Feb TIF seem to appear to have been a chore, but that's not the case. I was swamped with making 60 sketches and preparing for the Lambani embroidery workshop and I simply didn't get time to sit down and embroider.
The workshop got over on Wednesday and I got my chance to finish the pages for February.
Click on the image to get a closer look at the details.
The workshop got over on Wednesday and I got my chance to finish the pages for February.
Click on the image to get a closer look at the details.
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8 comments:
Just found your fascinating blog! Thanks for coming by mine and leaving a comment.
Thought provoking TIF challenge piece, nice work.
Hello Kay Susan,Thank-you for coming by.
Alot of stitching details in this piece, I love it. Enjoyed looking at your embroidered remembrances. Your use of the color scheme is well done. Thanks for sharing!
Thank-you for leaving a comment Jane.The TIF challenge is really channeling my work and thoughts into intersting outcomes. I'm surprised myself from time to time.
good heavens! this is such an unusual illustration of a concept.
can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Fascinating! This is so contemporary, yet rooted in deep tradition. Your lettering stitching is superb, too...
Hi Priya, Thank-you that's a compliment from an illustrator who takes an unusual approach herself.
Thanks Allison, if you see the contemporary and traditional co-exisitng together in this piece then I've done a good job - achieved what I set out to do.The lettering stitching is thanks to a book I bought at the beginning of the year,a favourite of mine.
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