Along the walks, I found some interesting textures:



Of course, the challenge is how to achieve that in textiles. And here's a landscape shot, showing a nice composition of foreground, midground, background, and of light and dark:

Finding new sources of inspiration is a good thing.
That is all.
2 comments:
Make sure you look at Jo Sealy's work.
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Jo Stealey
http://www.jostealey.com/
She has been making "skins" from beaten flax.
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