More patterns and colour! A break from monochromatic

  I have been working on a few detailed projects such as the natural history illustration course as mentioned in the post this past weekend. Most of these projects have been monochromatic and I find myself longing for colour and abstraction which is why I decided to delve back into a project that was on hold for a bit while I finished something else. The projects are swirling in the air but one by one they drop back into the juggler's hand. This one is in my hand today so I thought I would take the opportunity to share it with you.

 

   The lovely handmade paper I am using has a wonderful, smooth surface to work on. 

 

  This project is for a lovely lady with a large diningroom wall. I am honoured to be able to create something unique for her. This piece will be based on a project I completed just before the lockdown.With a twist to fit the new owner, of course. 

   Here is the selection of small elements I have completed today. Looking forward to the next group of images.

Do you see the piece that inspired this project hanging behind me on the shelf? Have a closer look in the post I wrote when I created it:Pattern and colour

 

    I am still near the beginning of this project but am looking forward to spending more time with it. Modern art is fun because it allows more freedom and experimentation.  

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