Ann Turley – Artist style #4
Continuing with the theme of Faces, inspired by the works of Paull Klee, this is My Eye. Klee created The Eye in 1938, using jute as his substrate and pastel as his medium. There was little in the way of reasearch on this piece, so I will leave it to your imagination. I added hair and was inspired by another Klee work, and stamped the curls in with a hand-made stamp. This is made with commercial cottons.
Detail view:
The Eye 1938 (Klee’s original work):
FIFTEEN BY FIFTEEN 
I like the way your composition is unexpectedly off kilter, giving it a fun little whimsical feel and more your own. The quilting adds depth, texture and movement. Great interpretation and choice of colors. Well done!
It looks like this lady is giving me a wink. It is definitely Klee’s style of “less is more” and leaves a lot to your imagination. Very nice and effective quilting.
Although the composition seems simple at first sight, there is a lot of details when you look closer ! I like the humouristic feeling it shows !
I had to smile when I saw your interpretation. Love the simplicity and use of colour and stitching.
Brought a smile to my face. Very nice and personal interpretation. Lovely echo quilting, well done.
A very interesting inspiration from Klee art. Very innocent and full of humor. The stitching and the choice of the fabric color are very good.
I love the colors and the composition. It’s great how you added the stamped extra’s.
A very whimsical and effective composition and a lovely interpretation of your subject. The quilting gives it life and depth.. Well done.
Very interesting piece where for sure less is more.
Very colourful and humorous. Lots of detail in a deceptively simple piece. The quilting adds a lot of texture.
Fantastic interpretation. Beautiful and cheerful!
A great interpretation of The Eye, your stitching and choice of fabrics give depth to this work.
Your piece make my smile. I love the quilting, very effective, especially the hair.