I had opprtunity to see Susan's work with resin when she was in Melbourne in March this year and was impressed. I have bought some but never got time to play with it. Seeing your beautiful pieces has inspiered me to give a go. I love this doorplate.
What beautiful pieces! Now I'm going to have my eye out for some doorplates. The pod is so delicate...I love that you can see through the paper to the text on the back as well.
Like looking through a keyhole...I would love to be able to see your books again...that was a highlight for me. When and where is your next class? Like your pod...how big is it?
You have been on the road a long time with your current adventures. The gardeners finished up today, removing rogue undergrowth that threatened to overwhelm the order in your garden.
I sat out there with the dogs tonight, and watched the moonlight filter into all the places that it was previously denied. I realized that moonlight is the only element you have yet to capture in your dyes, your bindings, or your photographs.
So I put some in a jar tonight. You can have it when you come home. Be careful when you open it. It is afraid of Atticus and will try to hide under the sofa.
The summer ends in two more days. It will be nice to have you home on the first day of fall.
Sincerely, The writer in the front room attached to your kitchen,
I had opprtunity to see Susan's work with resin when she was in Melbourne in March this year and was impressed. I have bought some but never got time to play with it. Seeing your beautiful pieces has inspiered me to give a go. I love this doorplate.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pieces!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm going to have my eye out for some doorplates.
The pod is so delicate...I love that you can see through the paper to the text on the back as well.
your pod is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
ReplyDeleteOkay, that pod? So good.
ReplyDeleteOoooooooooh
ReplyDeleteLove your plate AND THAT POD!
Your pod is inspiring me!!!!
Cool!!
xox
Constance
I love the doorplate, Leslie. What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove,
SB
Like looking through a keyhole...I would love to be able to see your books again...that was a highlight for me. When and where is your next class?
ReplyDeleteLike your pod...how big is it?
Dear Leslie, your art is always glowing, like autumn itself streaming through your windows. I am in love with your pod. Have a happy day! roxanne
ReplyDeleteHey Leslie,
ReplyDeleteWanna go cruzin' in my pretend Caravan? I would love to come ride mopeds with the gang in your neighborhood!!!
xox
Constance
You have been on the road a long time with your current adventures. The gardeners finished up today, removing rogue undergrowth that threatened to overwhelm the order in your garden.
ReplyDeleteI sat out there with the dogs tonight, and watched the moonlight filter into all the places that it was previously denied. I realized that moonlight is the only element you have yet to capture in your dyes, your bindings, or your photographs.
So I put some in a jar tonight. You can have it when you come home. Be careful when you open it. It is afraid of Atticus and will try to hide under the sofa.
The summer ends in two more days. It will be nice to have you home on the first day of fall.
Sincerely,
The writer in the front room attached to your kitchen,