Boats one and two front
boats one and two-backside
"oars" on left are wrapped with marine maps
"oars" on right are wrapped with my handwritten text
boats one and two-backside"oars" on left are wrapped with marine maps
"oars" on right are wrapped with my handwritten text
boat 3 front
"oars" wrapped with marine maps
boat 3 backside
boat 4
"oars" wrapped with handwritten text and marine maps
boat 4 backside
boat 5 front
boat 5 backside
some of the "oars"
are wrapped with paper with asian characters
boat 5 backside detail
silver leaf and xerox transfer
cone
hearts front
hearts back
last but not least boat number 6
"oars" wrapped with marine maps
boat 3 backside
boat 4"oars" wrapped with handwritten text and marine maps
boat 4 backside
boat 5 front
boat 5 backsidesome of the "oars"
are wrapped with paper with asian characters
boat 5 backside detailsilver leaf and xerox transfer
cone
hearts front
hearts back
last but not least boat number 6this one has copper leaf, and the "oars" are chinese gold leaf paper
5 comments:
The best part of art blogs is watching work in progress. Excellent!
These are knockouts!
D -
I love them all!!! you are so inspiring and i hope they sell like hot cakes but i can't wait to see and touch them!!! C
You and your sis are brilliant, D. Having seen some of these boats in person, let me tell the world that they are even more lovely and delightful and whimsical and captivating than photos can show.
p.s. Thank you for coming to ND! It was a joy to meet you after all these years.
Sail on, sisters!
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