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More work from our TexNet2 calender, and a broken arm

Continuing with my work for February.

First my work for February 26th, «So Alone»,15×15 cm, about being alone – having no face:

February 27th, «Only this 1», the wonderful moment out at sea when the sun rises and colour the sky:

You can read more about the project in my last entry, and on our blog; http://texnet2.blogspot.com/

Since my last entry, I fell on the ice and broke my arm. Unfortunately it is my dominant hand! Just as I was about to start exploring a new theme. So, no sewing, only a little daily drawing with my left arm. I started a new sketchbook, my «Left-hand book», to not just sit and feel sorry for myself, but to get down ideas and thoughts. Not great art, but a challenge in itself.

Hopew you enjoyed this.

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Halfway through May already!

We’re halfway through May already! Sorry for the late update of April, but I’ve been busy taking care of my garden after winter. And since April has been filled with the comming of new life., my April-book is filled with prints using new leaves from the garden, both directly and some gelli-prints with the leaves as stencils. Not so many to choose from as it was still early spring, but I used the few I could find. Unfortunately, I was halfway through cutting my sheet of paper when I rembered to take a photo:

And here are the finished Book of April:

Corona is still affecting our daily life, even if the society has slowly started to open up.

I have been enjoying Bobby Britnells on-line course «Inspired by Ben Nicholson» and here are some of my results:

    My prints on textile are still on my design-wall waiting to be processed.

    I hope you have enjoyed this little update from my studio.

    Stay safe and enjoy life!