New deals posted everyday, starting Black Friday and running through the holiday season! No hassles, no lines - just awesome savings on art, deviantWEAR, Premium Memberships and more!
Artist's Comments
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. |
Details
October 5, 2007
1.0 MB 1.0 MB 900×896 StatisticsCamera Data
Canon
Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL 1/200 second F/4.5 100 mm 200 Oct 5, 2007, 4:03:38 PM Share
Link
Embed
Thumb
|
Comments
--
SPACE ART CALENDARS FOR SALE just £8 each (THATS JUST $13US!!!) [link]
www.amyhooton.com
--
Make $5 and click here.
Enter my contest and win subs, gift cards, and more.
Your gallery is stunning. Will definitely visit again.
Sue
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.
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
--
"Tis an ill wind that blows no minds" - Mal2
Glad you like it Naze, just exercising my passion for the Cosmos!
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
--
Lp
Previous Page12345...Next Page