Watching this piece bloom and come alive before my eyes is so much fun! You had me with your drawings! And as it unfolds with color it is simply exquisite! I don’t know if it is appropriate to yip at artwork that moves me! But I am sitting at my table yipping at this! I LOVE this! It will be an honor to own it!! Kathye (from Vermont)
I love this, Maria! It really speaks of the healing power of trees and how important they are in our lives. I am kind of sad to hear that it is already spoken for because I would certainly like to own it. I guess I would have to be content with just a picture or a post card. All who know me know that I am a fierce advocate for trees! In this part of rural Arkansas the farmers and developers think nothing of bulldozing all the trees down and piling them in a ravine. Seeing those poor ravaged trees make me sick. But your fabric picture heals my heart. Everything about it is so perfect! Thank you for your art! It leaves me with a lump in my throat.
Molly, Thank you so much. Your words mean a lot to me. I can imagine how you feel when you see the trees piled up. But I think it’s a good idea to make a post card of this piece. Thanks for mentioning It. I’ll be sure to do it now.
Watching this piece bloom and come alive before my eyes is so much fun! You had me with your drawings! And as it unfolds with color it is simply exquisite! I don’t know if it is appropriate to yip at artwork that moves me! But I am sitting at my table yipping at this! I LOVE this! It will be an honor to own it!! Kathye (from Vermont)
I can hear you Yip Kathye. And it is most appropriate and a very high compliment for me because it shows spontaneous feeling. Thank you so much!
I love this, Maria! It really speaks of the healing power of trees and how important they are in our lives. I am kind of sad to hear that it is already spoken for because I would certainly like to own it. I guess I would have to be content with just a picture or a post card. All who know me know that I am a fierce advocate for trees! In this part of rural Arkansas the farmers and developers think nothing of bulldozing all the trees down and piling them in a ravine. Seeing those poor ravaged trees make me sick. But your fabric picture heals my heart. Everything about it is so perfect! Thank you for your art! It leaves me with a lump in my throat.
Molly, Thank you so much. Your words mean a lot to me. I can imagine how you feel when you see the trees piled up. But I think it’s a good idea to make a post card of this piece. Thanks for mentioning It. I’ll be sure to do it now.