P is for Pottery by auntietk
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Still limping along with the computer, but other than that, all is well here! :)
Comments (13)
Krittermom
You can never go wrong with pottery in my opinion. I love pretty much all pottery. You have done a beautiful job of blending the different styles and colors here. I am going to be sorry to see this series end.
RodS
Really lovely textures and colors, Tara! Another lovely exploration in this series - nicely done!
irisinthespring
Awesome work!
wysiwig
An impressive image. My favorite is the color and glaze on the letter.
giulband
What a wonderful collage !!
durleybeachbum
I like all the swooping horizontals, and the p ia a great set of colours!
Wolfenshire
Love the way you are doing these, they are fabulous artwork.
helanker
OH Pottery. I love pottery and this is a marvellous image you have created. Hey!! You have already overtaken me Tara. I havent finnished my P yet :-) Just begun this morning. Well done :D
Adobe_One_Kenobi
More great layering work sweetie.
kgb224
Amazing work Tara. God bless.
Faemike55
Great presentation
MrsRatbag
Of course it is ;) And who would know pottery better than you, eh? Beautifully constructed and presented!
anahata.c
yeah, you and helle are on P and I'm just about to post J. I think you two should call a moratorium while I catch up. IT's the civil thing to do...A beautiful piece, with the whoosh of the large red-brown pottery making energies for the whole piece. You use pottery lines as energy lines here---very, very nicely done. Also, the reds against that deep blue and green are stunning. Your inner frame of red pulls out the red in the image. And the collection of vases, pots and plates (with metal chopsticks, right?) makes a beautiful still life. You contain a lot in these small frames, a lot but in an intimate way. And your border of light orange with reds heightens the darker hues of the interior. More beautiful work from you, this is very rich work.