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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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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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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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Tribute to Saul
Deb Cashatt November 29, 2021 Anatomy,Deb Cashatt,Musings,Revealed Quilts
When we first received the prompt Anatomy, I immediately thought of the 1959 Otto Preminger film Anatomy of a Murder. I streamed it and made a list of all the things in the movie that would lend themselves to being created in cloth in my symbographic style. Bookshelves, cars, and
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Knowledge vs. Ignorance
Doerte-Ina Liebing November 29, 2021 Anatomy,Dörte-Ina Liebing,Musings,Revealed Quilts
39″ x 23.6″ (Hand dyed cotton, breakdown printing, machine stitching) The anatomy of the pelvic floor is wonderfully well constructed, because this small muscle group has to perform a variety of very demanding tasks: It closes our torso downwards. Since gravity is on it all day through our upright walk,
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Protecting the Brain
Regina Marzlin November 29, 2021 Anatomy,Musings,Regina Marzlin,Revealed Quilts
It was my turn this time around to give the prompt to our group, and I’ve known for a long time what I wanted everyone to interpret. The theme of “Anatomy” came into my head as soon as we selected the overarching theme of “Structures” for our current round of
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Transparent Specimen
Mikiko Takase November 29, 2021 Anatomy,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
 First of all, I decided to go to the library to investigate issues that I had not thought much about “Anatomy” in my daily life. “The Transparent Anatomical Specimens Book” The creations of Iori Tomita, (Japanese ) pioneer in the art of “Transparent Specimens” It’s appearance has a beauty that
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Skeleton Revealed
Lisa Walton November 28, 2021 Anatomy,Lisa Walton,Revealed Quilts
The prompt of Anatomy should make you think of a living organism but my passion (some would say obsession) continues to explore the work of Antoni Gaudi. I was drawn to the skeleton framework that is the basic structure of any building. What better building to explore than Sagrada Familia,
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In His Hands
Karol Kusmaul November 28, 2021 Anatomy,Karol Kusmaul,Musings,Revealed Quilts
My sister and I made a pact to each create a felt and sequined bird once a month during 2021. When we were small, our mom made some beautiful sequined bird ornaments for our Christmas tree. These, unfortunately, were lost during the sale of our parents’ estate.  As I made
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