So....more swans, for no reason other than they are fairly simple shapes. This takes a whole lot longer than I would think it would, but it's all so pleasing....
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Very pleasing to look at too. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHah hah! Wow you have been so busy! It's wonderful how your work keeps changes so subtley with your different experiments. Changing in a good way. This one is my favourite, so beautiful and delicate but also very dynamic. The depth effect is intriguing and engages the buried part of our brain I think, where we look for things that aren't quite there. Did you know that? when we can't quite see things then we are more emotionally entwined in the work? I read it in the newspaper so it must be true :) Swans and snow. Who woulda thought eh? Have a wonderful Chrissie and may all your Santas have big red noses :) see you!
ReplyDeletequite wonderful
ReplyDeletei would never guess this is simple to breathe life into
really enjoy seeing this.