You might recognize this design; as you can see I
picked the other one for the Wormhole series, but
I like this one too; I took purple, yellow, cream,
peach and brown for the spacecraft; difficult to
distinguish on the photo; the drop top left is bright
green.
detail of the drop
In 1960 Joe Kittinger jumped from a specialised
hot air balloon at 103,000 feet, he fell to Earth
at the speed of sound.
mooi!
ReplyDeleteYour work is becoming more and more beautiful! i love all this background/inspiration information.:^)
ReplyDeletenice to see the imagery that inspires you
ReplyDeleteI am always a fan of your compositions.
I do love love love this piece of yours, Renilde :) and I am totally fascinated by those kites and balloons! What a fabulous book. Thanks for this. Kx
ReplyDeletedear renilde,
ReplyDeleteyou open a brand new world to me, embroidery
is something i never mentioned before. now i'm totally
impressed by your work and the green drop is my favorite green ever, i love to use it in my work to. the strangest thing is that
i even started to knit a scarf (?? thing to put around your neck).
oh and i adore people like this man, who tried to fly,
people who don't care what other people say,
because they just follow their dream...
have a wonderful, good week, julia
What an amazing life experience must be to dive in space!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your inspirations, Renilde.
Have a good week.
x
a.
Your embroidery is amazing! So worked out, I admire it. I like the design.
ReplyDeletevery neat! the negative space really makes the needle worked areas pop.
ReplyDeletea cody kite, one of my favs
ReplyDeleteMister kay did makes one years ago
hello
ReplyDeleteAre the double spreads shown (with kites) coming from a dutch book ?
Could you give us some details ?
thankss
seb