Hello fellow ALaWeekers
This is my first blog to this site and as such I am a little apprehensive about what I am doing. I have begun my own blog too and am just beginning to get the hang of it. (trace-marks.blogspot.com.au)
I have joined this project and have been looking back over the last couple of years of blogging - loving all the creative alphabets I have seen, coveting many of the ideas and envious of those with obvious calligraphy talent! As you will see from my alphabet (I have begun with the spotty one), I have no calligraphic talent though I absolutely have a deep love of language and its place in our artwork.
For some years in my art practice as a painter and etcher and over the last dozen years an artist's bookmaker, I have used the theme 'The Art of Language' - using ideas such as interpretations and reinterpretations, the concept of telling and retelling stories in various ways by leaving some of my books unbound. I even use language in my artwork though it is by no means recognisable as such ....... scribble would be more accurate.
I am attaching a couple of images rather than an image of each letter alphabetically. Over the course of the year I am certain I will enjoy this project more and more - not just delighting in it as a voyeur but with practice, enjoying it as a participant.
As you can see, there is little coherent in my letters other than the dots ....... well, thank goodness for them. I will try to make my next alphabet more cohesive ..........
Happy lettering. Glad to be part of this fun group.
Susan
Showing posts with label sticker polka dots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sticker polka dots. Show all posts
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Friday, December 30, 2011
polka dots
Hi everyone, I just had to share these pictures with you. After Fiona set the theme Polka Dots I've been seeing them everywhere!
A visit to Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) at the Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane yesterday, I came across a room with an interactive component for the kids (& the big kid's) an all white room filled with white furniture. On entering the room you were given a coloured sheet of different size stickers to stick anywhere and everywhere. The room was full of all sorts of furniture; lounge chairs, cupboards, dinning table & chairs, it was so thick with dots you had to look twice to recognise them...
A visit to Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) at the Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane yesterday, I came across a room with an interactive component for the kids (& the big kid's) an all white room filled with white furniture. On entering the room you were given a coloured sheet of different size stickers to stick anywhere and everywhere. The room was full of all sorts of furniture; lounge chairs, cupboards, dinning table & chairs, it was so thick with dots you had to look twice to recognise them...
A wooden chair, it was so hard to see when photographing I chopped the bottom off not realising.
Two hats hung from a hat stand,
Child's table and chair and,
A piano and stool. I'm looking forward to seeing all the Polka Dot alphabets this year.
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