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Doerte-Ina Liebing January 3, 2022 Dörte-Ina Liebing,Musings
I have visited different cities in Europe with my daugther („mother-daughter-Vacation“ every year. (Note: Sometimes we go to the mountains😊). Europe has a lot of very special historical architecture. For instance Montmatre and Notre Dame in Paris, Big Ben in London, Milan Cathedral… It is incredible which architecture is  that
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Not always a building…
Catherine McDonald December 28, 2021 Building,Catherine McDonald,Musings
The prompt of building suggests bricks and mortar, houses, theatres, office blocks etc. This is obvious but as I think more into it I come up with all sorts of ideas. Travelling around New Zealand I wonder how our early settlers and travelers forged the many roads through the mountains,
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Buildings of Europe
Regina Marzlin December 21, 2021 Building,Musings,Regina Marzlin
The next prompt for our creations is “Building”, to be interpreted as a noun or a verb. This, for me, is the perfect prompt right now, because I’m very inspired by my recent travels to Europe. I was able to spend 7 weeks in the fall with family and friends
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My Building
Deb Cashatt December 14, 2021 Building,Deb Cashatt,Musings
I am just so excited about this latest prompt: Building. I have already made a few buildings in my new pieced style, so the opportunity to make a larger building is very appealing to me.  Here are some of the small ones. These were all imaginary buildings, but I have
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Ears, bold curves
Eunhee Lee December 10, 2021 Anatomy,Eunhee Lee,Musings,Revealed Quilts
The prompt “Anatomy” reminded me of the ear of human body. When I carefully observed the exposed shape of the ear,the curved lines of the ear shape looked very attractive. The beauty and naturalness of the curves were revealed there. The shape of the ear was enlarged and designed to
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The exterior of a building
Eunhee Lee December 9, 2021 Building,Eunhee Lee,Musings
There are large or small, old or recently constructed buildings around us. The exterior of such building is designed repeatedly with certain pattern. On the other hand, there are buildings designed with very unique exterior. From a simple grid pattern to a building in which curves and straight lines are
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Fault Line
Catherine McDonald December 8, 2021 Anatomy,Artists,Catherine McDonald,Musings,Revealed Quilts
Well I get to publish this at last! Finished ten days ago I have been lucky to be travelling the beautiful South Island of New Zealand with my work but no time till now to sit down and write this post. Anatomy as a prompt was initially challenging for me
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Building
Susan Lapham December 1, 2021 Musings,Prompts,Susan Lapham
The next prompt for our end of January 2022 reveal is Building. Building can be a noun or verb. Here are some definitions by Merriam-Webster and Oxford to help kickstart your thinking. noun1: a structure with a roof and walls, such as a house, school, store, or factory2: a version
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Along the Trails – Inside Connections
Bethany Garner November 30, 2021 Anatomy,Bethany Garner,Musings,Revealed Quilts
As I approached the ANATOMY prompt for our current sharing of artwork this fall, I was taken by the opportunity to share my thoughts about the many trails I walked all summer into the fall of 2021 that are found in our Canadian Escarpment land north of Lake Ontario. The
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Bones
Susan Lapham November 30, 2021 Anatomy,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Susan Lapham
Susan J Lapham Like the bones of a human skeleton, black and white compositions provide an opportunity to focus on the underlying anatomy of the piece. Building strong figure ground tension and creating compelling configurations create a skeleton for the work to be built upon. Working in black and white
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The bark is healing
Elfriede Grooten November 30, 2021 Anatomy,Elfriede Grooten,Musings,Revealed Quilts
Each trunk of a tree has a different appearance! That makes every tree unique. This is determined by the type, where it stands, how old it is and the weather influences over the years. Bacteria, animals or people can damage the tree. With every damage, permanent traces will occur. The
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Tree Roots
Martha Ressler November 29, 2021 Anatomy,Artists,Martha Ressler,Musings,Revealed Quilts
Tree roots on a steep bank reveal their structure.
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