Light creates shadow.
Wherever the light shine, as always, there is a shadow. I remember when I was a child, shining a light on the wall and having fun playing with shadows. While the sun is up, the shadows created by the desert’s topography change over time, creating a beautiful landscape. And the
Light My Fire
When Lisa announced that “light” was our next prompt LIGHT – Cloth in Common , I couldn’t stop hearing the Doors song from the late 1960s called Light My Fire (another earwig Deb) and I can’t wait to get share a new piece to be revealed at the end of
Buildings
This is an application of repetitive patterns that can be seen on the exterior of buildings. It look like simple patterns, but as each pattern was combined, different designs came out from time to time.Finally, the intended simplicity became more complex and a design with a little abstract feeling was
LIGHT … the mystery of natures gift
Whether it is waking or ending our days with the beauty of a sunrise/sunset – the opportunity to see what lies outside our windows is often how we seek and follow the light each day. Light is so important as we move through our days, and for some, so deeply
BUILDING, Sunset Over Lake Ontario
Inspired by the beauty of the southwestern skies above Lake Ontario in Kingston, ON.
Roads Travelled
Well this started out well as I thought of the prompt “Building”. For my work I travelled all over the South Island of New Zealand in November / December and I kept thinking of the pioneers who built the roads in and around the valleys, around the mountains to the
Misty Morning
In November, the day sometimes starts cold and foggy. The world is very small. If you walk the dog or go for a walk in the morning, you will see the contours of the trees, houses and the landscape. The first lights seem to almost warm the village. Slowly the
Ironworks – Völklinger Hütte
The “Building” prompt came at the right time for me, because I got lots of inspiration during my recent travels to Europe. I was able to spend 7 weeks in the fall with family and friends in Germany, with a little bit of sightseeing thrown into the mix. We visited
Trencadis
30,7″ x 41″ silk, machine quilted Park Güell was one of the many urban developments that took place in Barcelona due to the demolishment, in 1854, of the medieval walls, an event which meant the city could grow and expand. During his visits to England, the industrialist, Eusebi Güell, developer
Polka Dot Sky Day
Karol Kusmaul My husband and I went on a spur of the moment week long getaway to Illinois in October of 2021. We both are originally from there and still have family who live there. It always feels great to revisit our hometowns and remember bits of our past. My