Art of Color Bootcamp - Complex Cane /Van Gogh Sunflower
Hi Friends~
As you may remember I am participating in Heather Powers Art of Color Bootcamp.
Last week We were challenged to work on a complex cane inspired by Vincent Van Gogh's famous Sunflowers painting seen at left.
We mixed all these colors per her directions and formed various shapes and canes. Then we assembled them in an ever growing combination.
It was HUGE! Mine was almost 6in. long and weighed 8 oz, that's the equivalent of 4 blocks of clay.
Then the reduction began. Cutting it at various times, not only to make the process easier, but to allow for various sizes.
And here is a picture frame that I started work on using cane slices from the medium large canes.
Here are a set of beads I made from the tiniest cane reduction. Not bad for a first effort. I definitely have some lessons learned and this class has sparked a few ideas of my own. Now on to the last week of lessons.
I think those are beautiful! You did a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marti- I like it too- it's a TON of clay though, I'll be using it for a long time to come :-D
DeleteOmg! This is amazing!!!! Love the "in-process photos that you have shared! Plus, love the idea of the polymer on a picture frame!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Patti- it's been an amazing class :-D
DeleteBeautiful canes. Amazing photos! You rock.
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan, you're so supportive. It's been a pleasure getting you know you and all the other 'campers' :-)
DeleteThought I had left a comment earlier, but Blogger must be playing games again :( Your sunflowers are gorgeous, Tammie, but if you haven't already noticed, canes are quite addictive (ask me about my collection LOL).
ReplyDeleteMonique, thank you & you are spot on.... I'm hooked!
DeleteI love your canes! I appreciate your showing your work.
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