I really like your 'G'- the abstractness of it, like a perfect spiral! It's fun to see the alphabets beginning to take shape now that many people are a good way through. - Lisa
P.S. I will finally be posting several letters soon (though I have a feeling I still might go through another round of refining). I'm having a hard time staying true to the letter 'a week' part of the brief! But thank you all for the inspiration & motivation...
Hi Marie Helene, your little curled up letters remind me of sleeping lizards. I hope you don't mind this comparison. I like lizards (they are generally pretty slow and quiet, like me), I also like your little letters.
so kind of all of you ! we do like snails as a meal here in France, particularly for Christmas diner. and LIzards ... well, why not ! just snail with some foots ... I thinks we'll soon see lizards appearing again since Spring might come in a few weeks, with sun and heat !
I really like your 'G'- the abstractness of it, like a perfect spiral! It's fun to see the alphabets beginning to take shape now that many people are a good way through.
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P.S. I will finally be posting several letters soon (though I have a feeling I still might go through another round of refining). I'm having a hard time staying true to the letter 'a week' part of the brief! But thank you all for the inspiration & motivation...
What's wrong with snails? They are delicious.
ReplyDeletethey look great, snail or no snail!
ReplyDeleteWonderful creativity and imagination Marie Helene, both these letters are beautiful and I love the snail, l'escargot francais!
ReplyDeleteHi Marie Helene, your little curled up letters remind me of sleeping lizards. I hope you don't mind this comparison. I like lizards (they are generally pretty slow and quiet, like me), I also like your little letters.
ReplyDeleteso kind of all of you ! we do like snails as a meal here in France, particularly for Christmas diner. and LIzards ... well, why not ! just snail with some foots ...
DeleteI thinks we'll soon see lizards appearing again since Spring might come in a few weeks, with sun and heat !
So much intricate work!
ReplyDeleteFunny and original work! Snail, lizard... a little bit snake also, no? ;-)
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