Also, in collecting old signatures for the last post, I forgot to include the one I use an the bottom of each of my web pages, so here ya go:
It's pretty much what I aim for on canvas but the slipperiness of the surface sends the pencil sprawling.
December 10, 2007
Henry Moore's Studio...
Just wanted to give a quick pointer to Olga's blog as she recalls her tour of Henry Moore's studio. Great photos of work in progress... a must see!
Also, in collecting old signatures for the last post, I forgot to include the one I use an the bottom of each of my web pages, so here ya go:
It's pretty much what I aim for on canvas but the slipperiness of the surface sends the pencil sprawling.
Also, in collecting old signatures for the last post, I forgot to include the one I use an the bottom of each of my web pages, so here ya go:
It's pretty much what I aim for on canvas but the slipperiness of the surface sends the pencil sprawling.
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Thank you for the link.
Signatures are an interesting subject. I like yours not only for its flourish but because it does not distract from the work itself. I must say that I hate seeing a signature on a white mount on a photo for instance. My own signature has remained fairly consistent over the years, but I tend to keep it to the back of my work - although when I was running the knitwear business it was my signature that was my garment tag. In that case it could be said that that pride came before a fall!
Didn't know about the knitwear business... sounds like an interesting chapter in your life with textiles. Signature as label sound appropriate.
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