Fall weather is my favorite of all the seasons. I
particularly love the bright, crisp air and the intense yellow light toward the
end of the day. I love the changing trees and colors. Odd but true, I even
enjoy raking leaves.
Another fondness for fall stems from the academic calendar.
I liked school and the freshness of each new year; the opportunity to reinvent
myself through activities and choices. In my mind, fall always represented
moving forward, whereas spring, despite its blossoms, signified leaving things behind.
In “Transitions” I attempted to bring these feelings
together. I pieced two different PFD (prepared for dyeing) fabrics then painted
them with Dynaflow. The original colors were too disjointed for my taste so I
muted them by quilting the trees with thread in complimentary colors to the
background. I used inktense pencils and acrylic paint to intensify and
highlight the trees and water reflections.
What a gorgeous interpretation of Fall!
ReplyDeleteI love the color of your piece, Lisa-Marie. It’s so beautiful! We both made trees but our interpretation are very different :)
ReplyDeleteI too love your trees ad the wonderful stitched shapes they create, subtle but strong Lisa-Marie.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely gives the feeling of one season transitioning into the next. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are stunning, L-M and the trees add wonderful dimension. Wonderful interpretation!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous painting, Lisa-Marie! All the colors of Autumn!
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