Helen Hazon – Artist style #2

Inspiration – the landscape paintings of David Hockney and the scenery of the Applecross peninsula in NW Scotland.

My second quilt in this series shows a view from the northern side of Applecross Bay looking South. The row of trees is always a beautiful sight especially when seen from the North against a blue sky. One of the photos I have included (taken by one of my sisters) shows this on a lovely sunny day. For most of the year the gorse bushes around the shore and the river banks are bright yellow with their coconut scented flowers. I took this photo on a sunny summer day when they were particularly colourful.

I have used bright colours in the fabrics for this quilt to try to convey Hockney’s landscape style. All fabrics are cotton and the embroidery threads are cotton, rayon and polyester.

  1. carolinehiggs

    A great interpretation in true Hockney style. Great choice of fabrics and such lovely neat stitching. Well done, I love it.

  2. Wauw, I love the colors you used. So nice how you did the trees and the flowers in front just by machine stitching. Awesome!!!

  3. Chantal Guillermet

    Lovely colours, the tree are so effective ! it is fresh and springtime.

  4. A stunning interpretation of the bay, the design, colours and stitching and so effective, especially the use of line. Bravo

  5. studiociboulette

    Beautiful fresh quilt, I love your colors and stitching. Bravo!

  6. Lovely interpretation of the picture of the Applecross Bay. Very nice stitching of the trees and the flowers in the foreground.

  7. Beautiful interpretation of Hockney’s painting. Love those trees against the colorful background. Lovely stitching!

  8. I love David Hockney and I love how you convey his paintings to fabric. The use of color is excellent.

  9. joanbrailsford

    I love the colours and the details added by your stitching. Hockney is one of my favourites too, and I can see his style here. Beautiful

  10. You showed us your Applecross landscape with the brilliant colours of Hockney. Lovely trees, stitching, composition and interpretation!

  11. This is a lovely interpretation of Hockney’s work. The Scottish countryside is so full of inspiration and you have done a great job.

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