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This is an entry into Amy Hooton's competition. [link]
The entries must be inspired by Amy's art in her gallery.
Her ink works always make me think of galaxies and constellations. The swirling gases that we have evolved from.

These hand painted pieces of cloth were created several years ago and have been pined to my design wall ever since. Amy's contest has inspired me to actually do something with them.

They represent nuclear fusion on the sun, where the heat is so great the hydrogen atoms undergo nuclear fusion and turn into helium atoms. This chain reaction then goes on to make heavier elements like carbon, oxygen etc.

The central red threads represent the splitting of atoms, the red beads are the hydrogen atoms and the purple beads the helium atoms which are rising to the outer layers of the sun.

The following images are details of the different sections.

Hand painted silk, free machine stitching, beading and fabric markers.

Comments


:iconamyhooton:
Wow! Its amazing. I'm amazed! Well done. Its stunning. The colours are magnificent. Gorgeous. And the idea rocks. Wonderful! Its going in my journal!

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:iconwolverine-fallen09:
Gorgeous color indeed. I'm so happy you decided to use those peices for this particular contest, lol, seeing how amy hooton is the queen of color. :giggle: I also like the whole basic layout for it. The color is well designed and all the elements well-placed for an awsome beyond awsome picture. GREAT WORK!!! :w00t:

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:iconsuedollin:
Wow, thanks for the great comments and the effort you have taken to read my art. Much appreciated.
Your gallery is stunning. Will definitely visit again.
Sue
:iconmy-bits-and-pieces:
this is absolutely incredible!

the colours and composition make me think of an explosion, yet all the elements are so well balanced it goes beyond that. I love the way you seem to combine different techniques so easily, yet in such an interesting way. Definitely a very engaging piece.
:iconsuedollin:
Wow, what wonderful comments.
Thank you its much appreciated.
I've been looking at those painted pieces of fabric for way too long and I'm glad its come together to make some sort of sense.
It's great you can see that.
Sue
:iconnaze-melnyk:
Wow! what a stonking piece of work Sue. Absolutely beautiful, love the idea behind it too! :D

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:iconsuedollin:
Wow, love the comment! Stonking! Sounds good.
Glad you like it Naze, just exercising my passion for the Cosmos!
:iconsuedollin:
Wow to you for coming up with the competition. The entries so far are very diverse and interesting. Love to see how differently people react to another's art.

Thank you so much for putting it in your journal, already I've had some great comments from new people.

Glad you like it and thanks for the faves and comments on the detail shots. Much appreciated.
Sue
:iconkarincharlotte:
Awesome! The colours are a lot like some of my watercolour experiments. I'm also impressed by your scientific knowledge. :clap: :wave:
:iconosa-art-farm:
Outstanding. Visually interesting and beautiful. I really envy your machine stitching skills. I thought it was a tree at first but reading your discription I see it all very clearly. The closely stitched gold threads around the middle 'stem' are a perfect addition and give the feeling of it being 'supercharged'. Many, many people do action painting with pretty colors but gold highlights are so "Amy".

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October 5, 2007
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Oct 5, 2007, 4:03:38 PM

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