So, the colors didn't come off great in the picture. Much richer in person. But lately I've been traveling to the South for work. I've spent time in Memphis, Atlanta and Orlando and was there close to the time of the tornado's in Alabama and the flooding in Memphis. (Gosh, maybe I'm just bad luck!) But it struck me that both of those events are times when earth, sky, water, air all collide or are thrown together and there ceases to be distinctions. Kind of violent, kind of beautiful. That was the inspiration for my block. Can't wait to see all the others. The ones already posted are amazing! D
Wow! That is way cool David! I can certainly see the tornado in there. I was near Atlanta at that time too . . .
ReplyDeleteYours is pretty amazing, too, David! What a great idea. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see it in person... how did you do that?!!?
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I'm in the process of making my block and hope to post a photo soon.
ReplyDeleteWhy do your quilts always remind me of public glass installations? This block reminds me of the subway stained glass on the cross over from the
ReplyDeleteJ to A and C trains. Just fabulous!
Perfect block, David! You have transformed the terrible tornado into a beautiful work of art.
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is dropped open...and yes david your pieces are reminiscent of stained glass....i lovveee this perspective...turbulant...yet cohesive and moving...lots of movement...you are truly going to have to show how you did that...i am sooooooo thrilled that everyone is enjoying this block...i cant wait to see more...i am waiting to see more before i complete mine...i have gone through 3 ideas already...smiles...
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