Wondering about a lot of things–and lately wondering about September’s super moon. About super moon and animals. Wondering if it felt different to them. Wondering where they were. What they were doing. And before I even had a plan, this cloth popped into being. Super Moon with Penguins. It’s small. I’m going to work small for a while, as I imagine critters, worldwide, soaking up moon beams.
then wondering about kaleidoscope filter–what that would do…so, this:
following thread 
SuperMoon with penguins…i even like the words, saying them aloud
and i think this would be strongly felt by them….the landscape being so simple …
do you find working small easier? to me it always seems harder…
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it’s requiring a certain shift, a certain condensing of…energy? thought? like squeezing into a pair of jeans that are way too tight. but there’s some reason i’m being pulled towards this. we’ll see where it goes. much love.
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cool!
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yes, cool–arctic cool!
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Wow love the kaleidoscope effect and the original.
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hi Debbie. just back from your blogspot. so inspired by your driftwood with weaving pieces–and your dyeing–and your skirt–and, actually, all of it. thanks for the visit here.
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I like the idea of small because I never seem to finish anything! I like the simplicity of the scene in this one…seems fitting for an arctic cloth. The kaleidoscope filter really does amazing things!
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i understand that conundrum–because i’m always moving on, it seems, and have to really rein myself in to actually finish what came before. don’t know if working small will solve this or not, but i’m giving it a try.
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love those little guys. gotta try the filter.
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here’s the link to the photo editor i’ve been using for cropping, etc. it’s pretty much like picassa but for some reason i’m using it these days. the kaleidoscope option is under “filter.” would love to see what you come up with!
http://apps.pixlr.com/editor
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your penguins are adorable and so utterly themselves! the party in the backyard looks like fun… eight is great!
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