Surprise!
Today I get an email from the gallery that still has a few of my pieces. The Washington Post food editor picked up a couple of trays and small plates of mine to be featured in the food section on April 5. Can you spell SHOCKED???
Of course it's always the work I don't care for that others like. These were silly trays, two layers of transparent glass with one piece of zigzag dichro running in a line the short way on the piece. Fast, easy to make, and I hate them! She wants more of my work so that she can take advantage of the press. I haven't done anymore of those trays, but I'd guess that that's what she wants, and by the fifth!
I sent her images of the color study trays, don't know if she will like them. I guess I need to haul out the transparent colors and start cutting big old rectangles. ugh. I don't even have any pictures of this glass. At least I still have the zigzags I bought when I was thinking about making these.
Of course it's always the work I don't care for that others like. These were silly trays, two layers of transparent glass with one piece of zigzag dichro running in a line the short way on the piece. Fast, easy to make, and I hate them! She wants more of my work so that she can take advantage of the press. I haven't done anymore of those trays, but I'd guess that that's what she wants, and by the fifth!
I sent her images of the color study trays, don't know if she will like them. I guess I need to haul out the transparent colors and start cutting big old rectangles. ugh. I don't even have any pictures of this glass. At least I still have the zigzags I bought when I was thinking about making these.
posted by Barbara Muth at 2:51 PM
1 Comments:
Congrats, congrats! If you don't have an iPod, you need one. It makes the repetitive cutting flow. You get into the zone and can actually do some very creative thinking while cutting the cookies.
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