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Tag Archives: blue ridge mountains
Blue ridge mountain waterfall
This image is the Blue Ridge Mountains waterfall in Virginia. When I heard about the tragic news at Virginia Tech, I remembered that I had a photograph in black and white. I selected blues, greens, silver, white and black as the main colors to try to recreate it with fabric. I was unsure if I could capture a realistic water scene. The piece is made from small strips, rectangles and squares of fabric. It took about 400 hours to complete. Each hour that I worked on this wall art, I had a serene sense of calmness. While listening to the tragic news, I was making this beautiful work of art and feeling the senseless loss of our children gone forever. The water seemed to flow and I imagined listening to the sounds as it passed over the rocks. It was like free spirits making a way through the waters. When I stood away from the piece it really did capture the entire scene and made it come alive. It is breath taking. It measures 30′ x 40″.
*****June 2003 FEATURED IN TREASURY WEST GALLERY*****by debrlinker
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Tagged art, blue ridge mountains, fabric, Fabric Photo Art, fabric strips, mosaic, mountain, quilting, rocks, scenic, Uncategorized, Virginia Tech, wall art, water