Friday, February 02, 2007

RED

My entry for this week has no inherent logic in being red, except that I have been wanting to try papercuts for some time. I saw some magnificent red ones at the APT-5 and when the topic came up I knew immediately this was my chance. I have also to thank the lovely Anita and Mark for the gorgeous red paper - it is part of my birthday present of a packet of beautiful Japanese papers. You'll probably see more of them featured in future posts (the papers I mean).

The imagery is a further exploration of the life cycle of the butterfly as a metaphor for transience. This piece isn't really finished, but was nearly running out of time to submit, so this is just a rough mount.

4 comments:

Lynne said...

Hi there, thank you for commenting on my blog....
I really like this image, the red againt the text is wonderful, I hope that you have been inspired by your red paper to do some more :-)

Lynne said...

Hi there, thank you for commenting on my blog....
I really like this image, the red againt the text is wonderful, I hope that you have been inspired by your red paper to do some more :-)

rivergardenstudio said...

What a beautiful paper cutting, and the red, gorgeous! Roxanne

Atelier Conti said...

I have enjoyed looking over your very lovely blog! You are a woman of many talents and many creative fires! Everything you do seems to turn to gold.