And here is another piece of the Cotswold Hills in black and white pattern. I have in my minds eye the patterns of footpaths, hedgerows and contours as they wind across the hills close to my house and - as seen from the air as birds might fly - haphazard and somewhat random.
It's similar to the last - framed and still small but this time with a printed motif to suggest stone walls. I gave the last to a friend - always a pleasure.
This time it's to be a small present for my son. I just hope he likes it ...
It looks good in its frame - I too hope your son likes it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece. Looks terrific framed! Happy Holidays to you!
ReplyDeleteThank you both - fingers crossed!
DeleteWell I would!!
ReplyDeleteThank you - so would I, dare I say it - but then I'm biased!!!
DeleteI'm sure that your son will love it. I really like the seemingly randomness of the marks.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Maggi. The effect of randomness was what I was after - though I had to think about it as I did it!
DeleteI like this piece AND the framing. Your description of your inspiration makes me want to get outside and go for a hike! Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteNo hiking round here this Christmas - very strong winds and lots of rain forecast - not even any snow to make everywhere look beautiful.
DeleteA very evocative little piece, Margaret. I'm sure your son will love it! Have a happy Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHe doesn't know it but I'm trying him out for a much larger piece. I know just where it could go in his house ... we'll see ...!
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