thaw on the weekend
ochre/gold
some light dancing
that same sky!
i sampled
spinning thin kozo and thick lokta
thread
holy words
printed gently
kozo and lokta
(and damned silly numbers-
been playing with the camera)
lokta and kozo
grey birch and snowmelt
still some flu, but coming around slowly
Keep coming. Keep playing.
ReplyDeletei feel once again like i might actually get on with things.
ReplyDeletelovely pictures, wonderful thread. I'm spinning lokta, too. I feel a connection :)
ReplyDeleteI love the images of the spun paper... and how the colours are echoes in the snow melt.... words/ image/ paper melting and reassembling.... snow melting and land reassembling...
ReplyDeletebeauty,beauty everywhere.
ReplyDeleteThe lokta and kozo seem to have come out of your landscape, your season.
ReplyDeleteV-I love the ochre-gold image - so full of warmth and promise. B
ReplyDeletejean, YAYAYAY!
ReplyDeleteronnie, yes, the colors do echo the season. interesting, that.
neki, i am stunned by this beautiful place.
faisal, yes, well both could (possibly) grow here, certainly kozo could.
barry, yes, that image is funny, because it really reflects the sky dance, not the snow dance below.
It's been a particularly clingy flu. I hope you are rid of all traces of it soon. Loving the colours in this post and especially in the last image.
ReplyDeletethanks, robyn
ReplyDeletea newbie here, but, enjoying your words, photos and ALL of it's art-ful goodness. Most words are unfamiliar to me(haha)...will have to research! Hope you feel better soon! a fiber friend...Jenny
ReplyDeletewelcome, jenny, and enjoy; research, well, it's good for you!
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteprayers
spun
thick and thin
snow melting
curves
around
tall birch
wonderful, elizabeth.
ReplyDeletesome beautiful photos Velma. So different - your snow and our fires and scorched earth! Particularly like your thread.
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