Picasso...what images do you think of? Crazy heads with eyes in different planes going in all directions?
People who are goofy-looking rectangles?
I admit, that's what I think of...and women with breasts pointing in directions Mother Nature never intended...


But we have been exploring Cubism in this week's lesson, with Pamela Allen's guidance. There is a huge variety of artwork out there exploring the concept of time and movement...
We started making basic shapes, making positive/negative images, fracturing them...
and developing them into a composition using all our previous lessons of the elements of art.
I started with the ubiquitous daisy shape common to quilters, okay, a little wonky daisy...


This has been so much fun. I would never in my dreams have thought I could do something like this! And I have enough handwork to stitch down to last me a very long time!
3 comments:
Yes, yes, Picasso...Cubism...excellent. I absolutely love your cup-o-joe piece; great colors and wonderful shapes. Fun stuff!
It is clear to me that I need to take that class.
Love the coffee themed piece in the last pic!
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