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Meteors
I was in a cool space when I made this set.
I originally intended them for FireBall, but didn’t have time to finish them because I was working on costumes. (say it isn’t so!)
I love the deep blues contrasting with the series of hot circles.
Spiny Star
36" x 45"
This set is a depature from the radial designs I often do. I was aiming for a strong magenta in the center of the star, and like the way the color came out.
I also really like the blue/green blends in the perimiter. The colors are rich and look good in daylight and under UV.
Orange Crush
In the past I found
it challenging
to have good color
saturation and still
have the areas come
out "clean" without
appearing flat.
I’m very pleased with
how this set turn out.
Both the gold and the
blue areas have a lot
of layering that looks
good still and in motion,
in daylight and under UV.
Lattice
This was a pretty tricky tie-dye
design. Notice the asymmetry
of the blue and rose crystal
areas, each enclosed within a
yellow lattice. Seeing the
design in my head was one thing;
figuring out how to do it felt like
mental gymnastics.
My favorite parts of this set are
the purple centers of the rose
crystals. I love their shapes, and
they go almost black under UV.
A companion set for the Paintbrush design.
The two sets together should look nice in motion.
Hexapodia
An unusual name, for an unusual design.
I really like how these came out. A six pointed star, surrounded by fire.
Blue Salmon
A friend suggested a name for this set that I’d rather not use, so for awhile I couldn’t imagine anything *but* his suggestion. :-)
Recently, seeing them in motion suggested the name "Blue Salmon".
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