And this is how the little prince turned out - here resting a branch nailed to my father's balcony before he flies away to England. The beginning is here. And there is another photo showing more detail on flickr.
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Nice! Can almost feel the breeze on the balcony
and what a fine prince he is.
at first glace, on the google reader, I thought it was some sort of misbegotten beehive.
actually that happens to me frequently on your site - you create a nice space between seeing a work and your explanation, where my mind comes up with its own, more personal, explanation.
Clowncar- and now I have a vision of the brain as beehive, I think that might be my letter B.
that drawing you have on flicker of thirteen conversations about one thing is grand. such a good movie.
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Beautiful - I so love stripes!
Your father has an amazing view. I love the slow cloth, I looked on flicker too. I need to do a little more on my slow cloth xJ
Jasmine - glad you like the photo.
What a wonderful piece of fiber art and collage! I wish we would see such things from you more often -- but I guess you are the kind of artist who loves quick media for quick ideas, right?
Eva- no, I like working slow, it's just that there is so much inside wanting to get out...
I am going nuts here. With the music "Flying to the moon" in my mind, I look at the picture and see the long cloth as a rocket ready to start a long journey to the Little Prince's little planet. A journey back home. The Prince is in black and white - is he a ghost now?
I guess I am already getting into a dreamy state. Time to go to bed now!
What a splendid artwork - and that lovely tree is the perfect place to snap its portrait.
"All grown-ups were children first. (But few remember it)" -Antoine de Saint-Exupery : The Little Prince
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