Heather has continued the tree motif and filled up the circle. She then added on the few extra inches needed to make the pieces equally sized. The pieces of paper she applied on the edges are torn, rather than cut, and look like they have water based media on them. I am excited to finish this one up. She has still left me with a lot of free reign.
The one that I sent to Heather (which will be re-sent, when I get it back....and they had better not lose it in the meantime.), I think is the best one that I have contributed thus far to this project. I decided on a scarab beetle image (see previous post) because of many references to it being the "creator" in so many cultures and religions. Also, I felt that I needed something with wings, that maybe wasn't a bird also. This is a jeweled scarab, in fact, complete with a ring of dung balls, for her jeweled scarab embryos. In-person, and up-close you can see that I incorporated a metallic, acrylic paint into the beetle shell. I have always loved beetles, and I have one tattooed on my back. This was me infusing a little meaning into the mandala. I hope that whenever Heather actually receives this(!), that she is pleased to finish it up.
Cycle 2, Round 3:
Heather Gordy to Shana R. Goetsch
Houston, TX to Milwaukee, WI
Shana R. Goetsch to Heather Gordy
Milwaukee, WI to Houston, TX
Milwaukee, WI to Houston, TX
3 comments:
the dung dude is amazing!
I couldn't help it and had to come look. I can't wait to get it (hopefully) and finish it off. It's looking so cool!!
i will send it by tomorrow for sure heather.
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