Butterfly at Botanical Gardens
Yarn is a new medium which I have been exploring since coming to Montreal. I call the technique “painting” because the pieces of yarn are placed in the same way one would with painted strokes. Contrasting colors create color explosions. Pattern, line and form are major elements. People who one of these works for the first time think it is a painting but, on a second look, see the strokes as yarn and realize what the medium actually is. This reaction is compatible with what I am doing: painting with yarn. The works have the characteristics of a painting such as shading, gradations of color, color blending, directional strokes, color harmony and color contrast.
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- Her Highness, the Condo Cat snoozes comfortably in her condo.
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- Butterfly at Botanical Gardens
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- Home in a Hollow
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- Jeunes hiboux / Young Owls
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- Jeunes hiboux ‘riffés ‘ Fuzzy Owls
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- Screech Owl Amid Snow Flurries
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- Warm Winter Sunrise
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- There’ll be mouse for supper, there will, today!
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- Forest
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- Sunset Reflections
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- Sunflowers
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- Tulips, tulips, red and white, fill the pixies with delight
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- The Lily is the Voice of Muses
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- Late Summer Iris – Sold
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- Flaming Hibiscus
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- Turkish Delight 2
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- Leaves in the Wind Sold
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- Fireworks
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- Turkish Delight 1
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- Leaves in the Rain
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- Ruffles and Riotous Colours
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- Trees in the Cemetery
