Botanical – Pohutakawa
Having had a large garden for twelve years the choice to extend the botanical theme was an obvious one for me. I want to play with the Pohutakawa idea taking it from the realistic to a more abstract look and trying some different techniques.
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Lovely! I love the 3-D flowers. It makes the piece vivid. I look forward to seeing more.
I loved this when I first saw it and find it a really good starting point for your series, I look forward to seeing the next one.
I liked your piece at first sight, so now I look forward to seeing what is coming next !
This is a beautiful piece and I understand why you want to use it as a starting point of your series. I am looking forward to the next one.
I look forward to seeing your experimentation — what a great idea, with a beautiful starting point!
The flowers are beautifully worked and your garden must be very lovely. It should provide you with plenty of inspiration for the remainder of the series
A great starting point for your series and a challenge to work on it in a more abstract way in the end. An experimental journey and I am glad I can follow it.
This looks like such a beautiful flower – I’d love to see a real one and am really looking forward to seeing your series evolve.
This quilt is a good starting point. I am looking forward seeing the next pieces getting more and more abstract.
What a lovely piece to start your series. I like the background and the dimensional flowers. Looking forward to seeing your next pieces.