Monday 4 July 2011

Filigree circles


As promised, I have photos of the filigree circles vessel for you :) Although it still needs some more height and more considered shaping when I get nearer to the top, I think it's working out quite well so far. I didn't like the randomness of the dyed yarns at first but it's growing on me more now when you see it all assembled in the round.


A wee bit closer for you. Each side of the circles has a distinct look from the crochet chain. In the last vessels I deliberately matched like for like and then decided which side would be the 'right' side but I've decided to mix them as another layer of textural interest going on. It's amazing how more relaxed you can be creatively when you've already decided that this is a tester so it doesn't have to meet the standards you automatically set yourself - and it's working out so much better because of it. So everything is a tester from now on :))


And a lot closer now;) Circles within circles. You can see a bit more of the crochet definition and the graduating colours in this one too. I am still mulling over whether I like the 'perfect' circles the wire creates v's the more organic circular shapes created without a core.... practical support v's aesthetics.... but why not room for both? :)


And the last one using the light to create shadow circles on the table. So far this is a simple vessel/bowl shape but I think it has the potential to morph and grow into so much more. Thinking of lots of interesting 3D forms..... Thank you everyone for your supportive and helpful comments here and on flickr. It really helps me along the creative path as I develop these ideas of mine.

Let's see where it goes from here, shall we?
elaine x

5 comments:

  1. Love it...this is going to be a great adventure
    I sure
    Hugs x

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  2. I also love this...♥♥♥ it!

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  3. Very, very beautiful, congratulations!!

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  4. Very beautiful! It is a piece of art, I am impressed by your work. Your bowl would look good in an art gallery.

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  5. Wow! This is really beautifull!! I love the colours and the shape and the shadows it makes...
    I have made a link on one of my blogs to your work. I love it!
    Best regards,
    Karin

    merelsenmusjes.blogspot.com (if you're interested)

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