CAROLYN SAXBY MIXED MEDIA TEXTILE ART: art challenge day 3

Wednesday 11 February 2015

art challenge day 3 - textiles in seaside colours

and one of my earliest image transfers

older work for the facebook art challenge

1. St. Ives colours 2. beach streams 3. shells and beads
4. down onto the beach 5. hearts 6. stitched watercolour pebbles
7. stitched paper pebbles 8. in springtime 9. spring flowers

have a very happy Wednesday ♥

5 comments:

Gina said...: Lovely! The colours are so beautiful.; 11 February, 2015
Sandies' Patch said...: Gorgeous sea inspired pics! xxx; 11 February, 2015
Carol Rigby said...: It's nice to see some of your past works. Some of them I remember and some are new to me.; 11 February, 2015
Magpie's Mumblings said...: More incredible images! I just did something fun and scrolled down through the last few posts without really pausing to study each and was intrigued by the overall 'impression' of your work.; 11 February, 2015
Linda Vincent said...: Inspirational colours......love these. x; 13 February, 2015

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Currently I post my weekly collages for The Collage Workbook project [future date TBA]. I'm also continuing to work on my samples for the Surface Treatment Workshop and will share from time to time. My first love is textiles and I'm working on some personal projects at present including abstract paintings with texture and stitch. I shall get back to sharing textiles, paintings, collages and free tutorials again in the near future.

THE COLLAGE WORKBOOK PROJECT - sharing collages with weekly prompts

WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP - sharing experiments in mixed media from The Surface Treatment Workshop book

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