One of my recent creations - a square vase with a purple grapevine motif. Simple and minimal in decoration as it meant to be. Fine! Now, that I've finished it, I feel like revamping it a bit LOL Maybe with some more grape vine leaves on the side walls? What do you reckon? As you can see, sometimes my visions for the painted glass are very prone to fluctuating...
So, does that happen to you too? That feeling to change something once you've just finished creating it? Well, it's not all said and done for me, as I still can add some new painting to the existing one ;)
Some details of the painting...
This week has been moderately busy for me. Spent the last days of it preparing for another summer fair - Offa's Festival in Wrexham. This one turned out to be a little more successful than the disappointing one from 2 weeks ago as more people at the event equals more potential customers. It also seemed like my Houses of Love and the Seahorses were the most eye-catching and intriguing motifs of all. (Should I paint some more of them then?) The weather was fab today! Also the location was pretty good. The other craft stalls were interesting and it was great to see so much variety of crafts. Made friends with some new crafters and enjoyed my selling time today!
Oh! And last but not least, thank you Anna of Puppy Fly Boutique blog for your lovely blog award x x x Pleasure to receive this one! :)
Oh! And last but not least, thank you Anna of Puppy Fly Boutique blog for your lovely blog award x x x Pleasure to receive this one! :)
Get clicking guys and see what others have been up to this week. The link-up Hand made Monday party on Wendy's blog :) Check this out!
I think your glass is lovely as it is but I know what you mean about wanting to amend something as soon as you have finished. I'm sur a psychologist would have a name for it
ReplyDeleteVery often I have the urge to destroy my finished work and sometimes I do that.
ReplyDeleteDon't be so strict. The vase is OK. It.s simple, clear and nice :)
ReplyDeleteSmakowita kiść winogron idealna na butelkę z winną zawartością
ReplyDeleteI think the vase looks good as it is, to add more could alter the style, so I would leave well alone. funnily don't normally alter once made.
ReplyDeleteSomeone said it takes two people to make a piece of art: the artist and the person to hit the artist over the head when it's finished (meaning artists often don't know when to stop).
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, leave it alone and start a new one!
Winogronka świetne!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks lovely the way it is tooo keep up the good work xxx
ReplyDeletehehe, I can be guilty of 'over working' but sometimes I just feel something else is needed. I think the vase looks great as it is :)
ReplyDeleteI like the glass too, but know what you mean about wanting to change something once it is finished... just never sure that my stuff is quite good enough.
ReplyDeleteI too think it's lovely the way it is. Though I'm familiar with the feeling of wanting to keep working at something.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely but you could snake a few vine leaves round the sides too.... perhaps! I can see why your House of lOve motiefs are so popular definitely do more of them!
ReplyDeleteI think the vase will look lovely with stems inside and the motif on the front. Could always add a drop of green food colour to the water to give a bit more background colour - might alter the colour of the flowers tho! Very stylish - lovely work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design. Very Mediterranean! Makes me wanna jet off right now. Huge well done!
ReplyDeleteI love this vase and the natural shading created by the glass paint. Nothing more required - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAli x
It's fabulous just the way it is!
ReplyDeleteI like the vase just as it is. Maybe you can do another one with more detail on.
ReplyDeleteThe glass is lovely, colours really nice - no amendments needed.
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