I had created a lemon tree a couple of years ago (see my Home Page), which now lives on my living room wall as part of a triptych. Since the initial lemon tree has rooted itself and will remain as a permanent fixture on my wall, I revisited this concept and created a second, modified, improved version to share with others including an organically-shaped trunk, smaller lemons, a curvier pot, no expensive frame, etc. Originality is typically what excites me, but sometimes creatively elevating a favorite collage can feel so very satisfying as well.
Watch as this fabric fruit tree matures in the photos below.
This raw edge fabric collage has been created by adhering hundreds of cotton swatches directly to a stretched canvas piece by piece, and then permanently steamed into place.
I had created a lemon tree a couple of years ago (see my Home Page), which now lives on my living room wall as part of a triptych. Since the initial lemon tree has rooted itself and will remain as a permanent fixture on my wall, I revisited this concept and created a second, modified, improved version to share with others including an organically-shaped trunk, smaller lemons, a curvier pot, no expensive frame, etc. Originality is typically what excites me, but sometimes creatively elevating a favorite collage can feel so very satisfying as well.
Watch as this fabric fruit tree matures in the photos below.
This raw edge fabric collage has been created by adhering hundreds of cotton swatches directly to a stretched canvas piece by piece, and then permanently steamed into place.
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