Retour au défi mensuel de Art Bead Scene.
Tout d’abord le tableau d’inspiration.
Back to the monthly Art Bead Scene challenge.
First of all the inspiration painting.
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« Jacob’s Ladder », 1957
by Helen Frankenthaler
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Comment est ce que je commence? Comme le principe est d’utiliser au moins une perle d’artisan, la première chose que je fais est de parcourir toutes mes boîtes de perles d’artisan et de sortir toutes celles qui me semblent convenir. Parfois, je n’ai pas besoin de chercher, je sais immédiatement celle qu’il me faut, parfois j’en sors une dizaine.
Cette fois-ci, j’en ai choisi un certain nombre, de toutes matières et je les ai laissées sur mon plateau. Parmi elles, quelques unes étaient de Mary Harding, et je me suis souvenue du premier cabochon que j’ai reçu d’elle. C’est celui que j’ai choisi, il est accompagné de perles de verres de Lorna Johnson et Sooz Beads, de perles de céramique de EJR Beads.
How do I start? As you have to use at least one Art Bead, the first thing I do is go through my Art Bead boxes and take out all the ones I think might correspond in shape, color, theme or nothing but that make me think of the inspiration painting. Sometimes I don’t even have to look, I know exactly the one I want. Sometimes I take out a lot.
This time, I chose quite a lot, in all shapes and materials and let them be on my bead tray.
Some of them were from Mary Harding, and then I remembered the first cabochon I got from her. This is the one I focused on and chose some glass beads from Lorna Johnston and Sooz Beads and ceramic beads from EJR Beads.
Que faire des perles restant sur mon plateau, les ranger? Peut-être une paire de boucles d’oreilles. A vrai dire, les tiges en verre de Numinosity Beads avaient été les premières sélectionnées, les oiseaux en verre faisaient parti du set de Lorna Johnston utilisé pour les franges du cabochon et les perles en pâte polymère de Beady Eyed Bunny apportent la touche de vert nécessaire.
What should I do next with the remaining beads on my tray, put them away? Or a pair of earrings. To say the truth, the glass head pins from Numinosity Beads were the first I picked, the glass birds are part of the set by Lorna Johnson I used in the fringe of the cabochon and the polymer clay beads from Beady Eyed Bunny were the necessary green touch.
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Your necklace is gorgeous and very much reminds me of the inspiration. I'm sorry about the Mary Harding piece! I love Frida Kahlo and am very interested to see what people make this month!
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I could only see the pets and the leaves in the painting and was stuck, but then your interpretation has made me see deeper into the picture
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I think it was truly the passions inspired in/by this artwork that took you on its journey..and makes your final piece all the sweeter and more wonderfully rewarding! I love it, Karin!
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Every post you make shows such creativity and beauty. Your creations are so lovely – I don't have words enough to express how much I adore your work. You seem to truly FEEL your designs – such a rare and precious thing. Thank you so much for sharing xxx
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I just love your necklace Your beadwork is amazing
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I love the art beads you chose. The colors in these pieces are so perfect for the inspiration. Just Lovely!
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Beautiful! The cab is lovely and you made it even lovelier with your design! My favorite beads you used are the two round ones on the fringe. They bring all the colors together!
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Your colours in the pendant are perfect. Lovely.
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Beautifully well done!
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