Here is my contribution to Terry Jarrard-Dimond's Compositional Conversations project, which has now been posted on her blog http://www.studio24-7.blogspot.com/.
I decided that I wanted to add a color structure and large shapes for the remaining artists to react to and work with.
Please see her blog for pictures and details of the changes I made to the project.
Marcia, I'm in love with your blog. I'm sorry I haven't been here before, but it will now become a regular read for me. Your work is so detailed, so meticulously constructed, and yet has a loose, lively sense of fun that I'm finding very engaging.
I've been studying the hi-res photos of your pieces "Jet Trails #8" and particularly "Broken Squares", thank you so much for providing them! Breathtaking. This is the quality of quilting I hope to one day produce.
The studio was built by New Energy Works (Timberframers, Housewrights & Joiners) as an addition to the west end of our existing house. The timberframe structure is 23 x 33' and was built using reclaimed douglas fir timbers. The interior cabinetry was made from reclaimed rustic beech, and the countertops
from Australian Jarrah wood. The construction started in April, and we moved into the studio in August 2007.
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Marcia, I'm in love with your blog. I'm sorry I haven't been here before, but it will now become a regular read for me. Your work is so detailed, so meticulously constructed, and yet has a loose, lively sense of fun that I'm finding very engaging.
I've been studying the hi-res photos of your pieces "Jet Trails #8" and particularly "Broken Squares", thank you so much for providing them! Breathtaking. This is the quality of quilting I hope to one day produce.
- Judi Hurwitt
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