Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Rough drafting

I learned the hard way that it's best to check assumptions sooner rather than later. So I'm now testing my scanning and photo-editing for the Moon Myth pages, which are in various stages of completion. Note: the cloths have not yet been blocked, so these images are rough indeed ...

Page 1 - Sun and Moon

Page 2 - Father Time

Page 3 - Mother Earth and Moon

Page 4 - Day 1 Sunset

Page 5 - Day 2 Rainstorm

Page 8 - Day 11 Thunderstorm

Page 15 - The End


16 comments:

  1. Just loving the phases and the days - the rain shower and thunderstorm are particularly brilliant representations. I so want to hold and read this book - your images and planning are very good at making us feel the way.

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  2. Mo - I smile ... my “way” is rarely clear to me

    Fiona - thank you ... if it all works out, I’m hoping to make a print version available at cost (at least initially) ... but there’s a long way to go yet

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  3. There is so much to love in these pages and process. Again, your sun and moon, with those intense rays tugs at me, the perfect cloth for rain & thunderstorms, and how softly Mother Earth floats with Moon...

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  4. Liz, these are so wonderful! Your book is going to be a treasure.

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  5. Thank you all for going along with the fits and starts (and restarts) of this project ...

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  6. Jude - so much I have learned ... thank you

    Annick - thanks much ... I look forward to telling more

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  7. Liz~ You truly amaze me! These pages are lovely.

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  8. Nancy - Thank you ... there's so much more to tell, but time flies so I thought I just needed to take a snapshot look at where I'm at before continuing

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  9. it's Monday morning, the 16th now and i am looking again at these
    photographs....and the first two have such new meaning today...
    the "kind of time" they represent for me...
    i am loving them more and more

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  10. Somehow the reply I posted to your comment is not here. But the thought remains true, that I love knowing these bits of cloth tell your story as well as mine. I could ask for nothing better than knowing this.

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