Experimentation...

...is the name of the game this week, as I play with small abstract pieces.  These two are 5" square, and I'm amused at my colour palette on the first.  Since I'd never willingly make mud when painting, I did it intentionally in the background just to see where I might go with it.  It was great fun.

This was fun as well - I love cheesecloth backgrounds and hadn't used one in a while.  My working space is so messy and crowded that I brushed some paint lid glom to one side.  It hit a pile of paint scraps, grabbing on for dear life.  Refusing to let go, it grew wings and became a bird.  Artist lives are so strange, right?

This next one, 7" x 5", nearly knocked my socks off into the stratosphere when it was done.  Going a little overboard on the pow colour, I'd say.  🤣

Meanwhile the dryer sheet curtains are getting some contrasting colour - finally!

A shot of the back of the curtains shows how much these circles are necessary to tie this all together.  The thin sheets of unpainted dryer sheets need to be tied to the painted ones, and for 'strength', they're all going in different directions (or perhaps that's just my spatial dyslexia going on there 😁).  

I've also been making skins to test for the second star book slip cover,

and continuing heartful play.

All in all, it's been a fun week here, made even more delightful due to the glorious sunshine and blue skies.  I hope your week has been the same on all three counts.