This is the piece Olisa created for me in the Phat Quarter swap- Honeycomb 5.
Isn't it beautiful?
Olisa has stitched over a watercolour background. Different colours of floss spring to the foreground depending which colour they are lying on. The yellow floss demands attention against the purple but recedes against the green. I like the contrast between the repetitive grid and the watercolours blending into each other.
It's one of a series of stitched grids that Olisa has made;
http://cocoaeyesthestitcher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/scenes-demaking-marks-with-paint-and.html
http://cocoaeyesthestitcher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/so-many-colors-so-many-grids.html
To see all the swap pieces have a look HERE!
Isn't it beautiful?
Olisa has stitched over a watercolour background. Different colours of floss spring to the foreground depending which colour they are lying on. The yellow floss demands attention against the purple but recedes against the green. I like the contrast between the repetitive grid and the watercolours blending into each other.
http://cocoaeyesthestitcher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/scenes-demaking-marks-with-paint-and.html
http://cocoaeyesthestitcher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/so-many-colors-so-many-grids.html
I love Olisa's abstract stitch experiments- each one is so different. The stitched grids would be amazing on their own but with the addition of the painted backgrounds they come alive. I was so pleased that she made one for me!!
To see all the swap pieces have a look HERE!
I'm beyond thrilled that you like this! It looks fabulous against the blue background. Thank you so much for your encouragement -- it means to world coming from you. I so admire your work.
ReplyDeleteOMgoodness...it is amazing. I love the mixed media and experimental feel of this. I wish my skill levels were higher so I could do these!
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