you can see the pages
this photo has truer colors
muted
quieter
the sunlight made them dance
more then they actually were
nonetheless i am pleased
there are sixteen pages
waiting for story
detritus from cbbag fair
i would have put one K down
for george walker's new book about tom thomson
if i had it kicking around
or at very least i want to sit down with it sometime
it was amazing.
i met some wonderful book people,
and visited with papeterie st armond folks.
and took my sister claudia to a celebratory lunch
a duck walked by our table
only in ottawa: fine art,
fine food
quack
lovely pages! I love the tri-coloured ones (fantastic!)
ReplyDeletequack, quack, eh! great colours
ReplyDeleteme too
ReplyDeleteohh the colors!
ReplyDeleteV- stunning colours - the pages will make an excellent intriguing unique artist book. B
ReplyDeleteThey are a story in themselves.
ReplyDeletePerfection. A marriage of color and texture. And the collection is greater than its parts.
ReplyDeleteYour pages are stunning.
ReplyDeleteIsn't George Walker's work amazing.
Thinking maybe I should renew my membership to CBBAG even if I can't get out to any events or courses any more...so wish that I could.
they look like a story already!
ReplyDeletelovely pages!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic lot of pages here, the colours and tones are beautiful
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i like them arranged like this
ReplyDeletefabulous pages...I could live with them just as they are stitched onto canvas lol!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you would be interested in submitting anything to Studio Place Arts' next show "Uncommon Threads", deadline June 30. You have some wonderful thread work. www.studioplacearts.com
ReplyDeleteeveryone, thankyou for your ideas, responses, words. i read and think about them all. good to have this sort of critique, if you will.
ReplyDeleteVelma, thanks for your messages...I totally understand. Sometimes less is enough and health takes time. Wishing health to you!
ReplyDeletethanks, maggie, i do appreciate your thinking of me.
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