LUZ NG

MUSICA ♫ ☼

[wierdbutfuckinbeautiful]

Over hill, over dale,

Thorough bush, thorough brier,

Over park, over pale,

Thorough flood, thorough fire,

I do wander every where,

Swifter than the moon's sphere;

And I serve the fairy queen,

— William Shakespeare

[shisasan]

The Poems of Emily Dickinson, originally published: 1930

[peteneems]

[aqua-regia009]

Rebirth, oil on canvas by Julius Jenny

[luzng]

[aqua-regia009]

Moonrise by Saskia Boelsums

https://www.saskiaboelsums.nl/

[bodidarma]

Saint Catherine Crowned by Bartolomeo Veneto, c. 1520 (detail)

[rienafoutre]

[goth-queen]

[ddestroyangels]

А Snake in the Grass (1883)

by William Oliver Williams

[luzng]

[luzng]

Gratitude to Mount Shasta

It was the last warm day and we will have a short Autumn followed by a long winter. We thank Mountain for providing pure water and beautif

[karo-draws]

Claudia sighting this is not a drill

[kipine]

Pih!

[dominiqueramseyart]

Rambling rose 2022

[aphractal2]

some eye concepts! please suggest some more eye ideas you’d like to see :))

[luce-723]

Stitch/Weave on Canvas.

This was my stitch on canvas that I made using embroidery threads. I have approximately 20-30 different coloured embroidery threads all different shades. I opted to use more or less every colour, I was aiming for vibrancy and contrast. I feel working with colours enables me to enjoy the process more. If I was working solely with monochromatic colours, I would become bored. It wouldn’t catch my eye like the above does. I took photos every so often to show how the canvas progressed with each new hue added. The stitching looks like weaving, when the threads interlace and overlap each neighbouring thread. This adds dimension.

I worked on a canvas that had been stretched over a wooden frame and in turn, made it not possible for me to reach the ends of the canvas because I was unable to stitch through each side. I stitched around the wooden base instead looping the thread around to create almost a haphazard border.