JKL by helanker
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Next time, I will post the letters one by one, because it will go more slowly. I have until now only made it to N :-) And now I am about to do other things. But I WILL finnish the whole alfabet little by little, because I just LOVE to do it.
Have a beautiful sunday. Weather is pretty dark and grey and with a thick layer of clouds over us and rainy. Can it be more boring? Glad i know what to spend the time with. :)
Thank you very much for your kind comments to my ladt posts. :)))
Comments (12)
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
Yes. please go more slowly, Helle, I have only done 'A' and that wasn't finished! I like the Autumnal J best of these three.
Beautiful work Helle and you have my first initial !
Very nice !!
Fantastic composition... WOnderfully done !!!
Such lovely work, well done!
Helle, You have really made this series shine for me. I can't get over all of the beautifully detailed art in this presentation.
The depth you have got, especially with the J, is amazing! I feel like I could reach out and touch it. These are wonderful! I'm looking forward to more, no matter how slow you go. :-)
Wonderful blocks and colors!!!!
Wonderful. They get more and more like quilt pieces (I think Denise compared your last one to a patchwork quilt), and at the same time, embossed carvings on wood. Whatever they are, they're each exquisite keepsakes, little things handed down through the generations. It has that kind of family treasure feeling to it. But it's also your pop art, playing with leaves and birds and such, dancing all around. The J is so lovely, so simple yet it works so charmingly. (Mainly leaves and flowers, with a big autumnal brown J. And some squared wheels on the corners. All little design elements that work so well together.) I love that blue, too. The K is more like a wood carving---it feels embossed. And I looked up "Fugletraek" but didn't find a thing! Does it have to do with birds? (The Deutsch word for "bird" is "Vogel"---with an "F" sound---so it would be related to "Fugle," right?) Contrasted pinks, from the last one. And birds mounted on mounted wood...Even the K has hand-made character. And little bubbles on two corners...And the L is all pinks and turquoises, with blues near the top. The sequence moved from blues through to deep violets. It's in air all of a sudden---you have good contrasts in these multiple pieces---and swirling star masses (along with flowers and big dots). The L has flora all through it...You get real variety in these. These pieces give your imagination a place to dance, on a small but very receptive floor: They're little jewels. I love this...and take your time: If you're finding other inspirations, go with them! You've wanted to, for a long time, so go with them all the way: A through N is a lot of letters! (But I do hope you get to Z!!! I'm selfish, I want to see the whole series!) Wonderful work again, Helle.
You would make a fantastic card designer, the quality shows through very clearly indeed. All three are attractive but I'm drawn towards "J" too.
I like tese