Thanks Kathy. I really had to work at the composition on this one. I knew what I wanted to see as far as overlapping and negative spaces, but the glass pieces just wouldn't sit right. After several bottles being whacked with my hammer, I finally got a couple of pieces that cooperated.
I especially like the ridges on the bottom of the bottle. And the shadows of the bottles on the ground. Its really lovely. :) Your art continues to impress me!
The piece is tremendous. Everyone that walks into to the house thinks it is a photograph. I have had the pleasure of sharing the pieces you did with several people who have been anxiously awaiting their arrivals. It has been definitely worth the wait.
Todd,
ReplyDeleteAnother nice piece! I don't know how you do it!!
Thank you Jean! Just a little, well alot actually, of one-on-one time with a blank canvas!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely piece. I especially love the composition. Its almost a landscape/pastural feeling!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy. I really had to work at the composition on this one. I knew what I wanted to see as far as overlapping and negative spaces, but the glass pieces just wouldn't sit right. After several bottles being whacked with my hammer, I finally got a couple of pieces that cooperated.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the ridges on the bottom of the bottle. And the shadows of the bottles on the ground. Its really lovely. :) Your art continues to impress me!
ReplyDeleteI crown you the king of broken glass and sinuous satin. Really lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat work!!
ReplyDeletethanks Janet!
ReplyDeleteI just checked out your blog...very cool stuff!
Todd,
ReplyDeleteThe piece is tremendous. Everyone that walks into to the house thinks it is a photograph. I have had the pleasure of sharing the pieces you did with several people who have been anxiously awaiting their arrivals. It has been definitely worth the wait.