2012-07-25
2012-07-11
Roman Mosaics
Less than a month ago I found myself in France with my family.
Taking a holiday before the season starts, always a good idea.
We decided to take a trip to see some Roman mosaics. Well, lets be honest, I convinced my husband that we needed to see some Roman mosaics.
We drove all the way to a little town called Montcaret in the Dordogne.
There, hidden away, is a little museum and a little church and lots of ancient mosaics.
Some mosaics still have to be restored but as usual there is a funding to be obtained.
I love the simplicity of the design, the visual impact of the colours and most of all I love the fact that it is still there after thousands of years.
2012-06-17
The Last Illustration Assignment
Before my holiday I had to complete my last illustration assignment.
It was a tough one, reading an article and then interpreting it into an illustration...
The theme of the article was 'Troost' which translates into 'consolation / comfort'.
Here is my interpretation:
You can head over to my illustration teacher's website to see how my fellow classmates interpreted the assignment. I bet you will be surprised at the results!
It was a tough one, reading an article and then interpreting it into an illustration...
The theme of the article was 'Troost' which translates into 'consolation / comfort'.
Here is my interpretation:
You can head over to my illustration teacher's website to see how my fellow classmates interpreted the assignment. I bet you will be surprised at the results!
2012-05-30
2012-05-28
2012-05-25
Mosaic Cross
And so I completed the cross.
Made from a beautiful antique side plate on an MDF base.
Tomorrow I will be at the Zelfgemaakte Markt in Utrecht where it will be for sale.
Remember to come and say hello if you happen to be in Utrecht!
2012-05-13
A Cross in the Making
I'm making a few things to sell at the Zelfgemaakte Markt.
Hard to believe it is less than two weeks away!
This morning I started working on a cross.
I bought some old plates a while ago, and now I finally got the chance to smash one of them to pieces!
Hopefully the cross will be done in a day or two so that it can be grouted and finished next weekend.
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