Showing posts with label O. Show all posts
Showing posts with label O. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

O

O is for oak leaves (with hoar frost)

Monday, 28 March 2011

O is for orbs

O is for..............O .

Sunday, 27 March 2011

O



Open lock gate on the Manchester Ship Canal.


Opening in a Barbara Hepworth sculpture and the view beyond.

Thursday, 24 March 2011

Sunday, 20 March 2011

O

O is for a very orange flower.


O



is for Orchard

O like Orix

Orix in the Zoosafari of Pombia (Italy)

O

 


This is the O from WOMAD which took place in our beautiful Bowl Of Brooklands over the last three days. What a fabulous international festival of music and dance.
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Alphabet quilts

Several  years ago I made a series of quilts, one for each letter of the alphabet, for a solo show.  Here's O.






































I called the quilt "Crosshairs" and it was the last one but one to be finished.  The deadline for hanging the show was approaching quickly, and I needed to finish it FAST.  So it was nice to make a quilt with only 12 pieces of fabric.

Saturday, 19 March 2011

Friday, 18 March 2011

O

"O" is for obelisk.


"O" is for Oak Leaf

Wednesday, 16 March 2011

O is for

imageorange onion – a print on orange silk using half an onion.

"O" is For...

...an orange orangatang who won't tell, and...

...onions at the farmers' market.  What?  Are those oranges right behind the onions.  Then "O" is for "Oh my!" also.

Orange Overalls

 



This chap was walking along the street in Ho Chi Mihn City, Vietnam. I just noticed that the cart he is pushing is also orange.
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Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Letter - O

I have really enjoyed the crescents! There was a bit more thinking outside the box than I managed for mine.

And here is a challenge! The prompt for the rest of March is the Letter O. It just might be a bit hard! It just might take a bit of lateral thinking! or maybe something springs to mind straight away?

You can post photos of something you have made or something you are thinking of making. You can post something intriguing you have seen or something that stretches the mind to how it fits. (but do tell us!)

Please use the label O when you publish your post.

So here I am thinking laterally.
O is for Oxidation.
Some rust dyed fabric I did...
...which eventually became this!