Red Buds At Dawn
Description
A mixed media glass/vintage china mosaic wall hanging, combined with a free-style painterly process, on a slate round.
10cm x 10cm
How this was made
Sensing a loose line design, the spontaneous mosaic process begins to manifest as vibrant hues, tender tones, interesting patterns and textures...
Lovingly created using magnetic colour tones and bold shapes in re-cycled/vintage china and opaque/iridised stained glass.
Finished with a freestyle painterly process of contrasting colour flows and edged with gold leaf paste.
What's included in the price?
The mosaic wall hanging has a fixing on the back and is ready to hang.
Postage within the UK
Maker
Emma Cavell at Mosaics & MiraclesMessage the maker More from this maker All reviews
Suitable for
- Christmas
- Easter
- Fairs, festivals & exhibitions
- Father's Day
- Mother's Day
- Overseas Holiday
- Pet lovers
- Romantic
- UK Holiday
Duration
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Reviews
Great workshop. Plenty of materials to use and warm friendly group of people.
Would personally liked a bit longer to work on my piece but still had a very enjoyable day, learning new skills and meeting wonderful people
Thank you
Response from Mosaics & Miracles:
Thank you for your feedback Angela. It was lovely to explore with you.I appreciate your interest and creativity.
Much love and many blessings!
This was an unexpected gift for my birthday ... and I LOVED it. Emma (our course tutor) was so welcoming, easy, warm and encouraging of whatever stage all the students were at. (me an absolute novice😉 ) She created a learning environment that was supportive and friendly ... and we not only all learned of the methodology and 'tricks of the trade' from Emma's life-long experience and love of the craft but also from one another.
All materials and tools were supplied for our use - and for us to familiarise ourselves with which materials/medium/approach appealed to us. We were encouraged to 'go with the flow' and in whichever direction our instincts took us ... changing direction/materials along the way when something didn't quite feel right. A journey of discovery and learning, experimenting and progression. A time-out for ourselves to try something that we had maybe wanted to try but had never quite got around to.
As I mentioned earlier ... I LOVED it ... and whole-heartedly recommend anyone who may have had inclinations to try it ... DO IT.