
Ardmair Bay
This is the latest in a series of work inspired by my visit to Ullapool and the surrounding area last June. This particular piece is based on a photograph I took at Ardmair Bay looking out to sea. The base is vilene, painted with Inktense and layered with sheers, netting, muslin and a little Nuno Felting. The pebble beach is made from cocoon strippings and unknown fibres. Size 22cm x 34cm.
Beautiful – and very calming to look at.
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Thanks Annie, it was the result of a very chilled out week so I’m pleased to hear you find it calming.
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It is beautiful
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Thank you Mariss.
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Fab-u-lous and very inspiring. I love the subtle colours and elegant textures.
I have friends who moved from an inland village on the east coast to the west coast of Scotland….only 100m from the beach! If they can’t find me they know I’m on the beach taking photos, or collecting driftwood. Your picture has inspired me to try layering some felt and adding texture, but which photo , because like you I have so many.
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Great to hear you’ve been inspired to make a piece yourself Antje! I would love to see it when you’ve finished. I envy you having friends to stay with on such a beautiful coastline.
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Gorgeous! I love the choice of colors, such a beautiful neutral palette.
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Thanks Ruth, I love a neautral palette and it does reflect the weather as it was that week.
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Looks lovely Karen and doesn’t the mounting card make a difference? Sandra xx
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Yes it does, the right colour and size of mount makes a huge difference Sandra.
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Thank goodness our digital devices allow us to zoom in and see the details of your beautiful art. I love what you have made Karen. Thanks for sharing.
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Oh I agree Sharon, I love zooming in on the detail when I find a piece of work I like. It’s definitely about the texture for me.
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Me too, I love textures.
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That is really lovely Karen. It looks to me like a beautiful, calm sunset evening. I like the subtle pinks and blues of the sky. The waves, the beach and the stitching are pretty fab too! We stayed in a bothy at Red Point, Ullapool many years ago, but I remember the gorgeous beaches.
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It’s one of my favourite parts of the world Tracey. I came home with enough inspiring photos to keep me busy for years!
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