#1023 (sold)

 

Seafoam green with avocado.  If you tried to convince teenage me that I would ever like those colors I would have looked at you like you had three eyes.  But I like this.

Double-Double #1051 & #1056 (sold & sold)

 

Well, I did fiddle with color temperature and hue and all that stuff to get this just right, and it's still a little off.  The orange is the color of an orange, a good one, not the yellowy ones. The blue background on the left is a clean clear blue sky blue, and the green on the right is almost minty, minty with a 50's Formica twist.  How's that?  Clear as mud I imagine.

 

The double-double is priced like all the others, $25 each, or $50 for the pair.

#1057 (sold)

 

I was working late last night, (really late) experimenting on a piece.  It came along so nicely that I put together an (elle)ement.  The larger piece has the working title of "Splash." Perhaps you can see why.

#1048 (sold)

 

I like this piece, olive green background with a sky blue half circle.  Finished with a bit of a crazy daisy.  Lots of text from the dress pattern, and some interesting texture.  That's it for this week, see you all on Monday!

#1047 (sold)

 

Green, purple, and orange.  Otherwise known as the secondary colors, or those you can mix with the primaries red, yellow, and blue.  I love how the lines intersect, and the orange nearly jumps off the page.  Have a big day!

#1050 (sold)

 

Yes, I do have some catching up to do in the blogosphere, like numbering the pieces from the last two weeks.  The hamster wheel is moving pretty fast lately, and I am missing a few of the steps! 

 

Today's piece is a warm neutral grey, with a hot pink organic side, and a more mathematical side.  but both versions of the floral.  Enjoy, and I'll see you back here tomorrow.

#1041 Night landscape (sold)

 

 

Lime green, cream, and midnight blue come together to create a late night landscape.  This is one of those pieces that will hang in any direction, it is on my desk right now upside down from this position, and I love it that way too.  Time for me to head out to the studio and make some fresh (elle)ements.  You'll see the results tomorrow morning!

#1043 Landscape (sold)

 

I have been on the road a fair bit lately, it's no surprise (to me) that some landscape inspired pieces have been making their way out of the studio.  Look for another tomorrow.

#1040 (sold)

Fragments of patterns overlapping, pumpkin, robin egg blue, and red.  I am loving these, I hope you are too.

#1014 (sold)

The rest of this week will feature a new group of little abstract compositions.  I love the color, and the juxtaposition of lines.  This one is a combination of rice paper and pattern tissue, and the saturated color is jewel like in person.  $25

#1000 (sold)

Let's start off the week with a milestone.  (Elle)ement #1000.  Yes, somehow I have managed to make 1000 of these little babies, with many more to come.  This composition is clean and crisp, and works no matter which way you hang it.  Enjoy!  And come back tomorrow, I have some beauties lined up this week.

#1042 (sold)

A berry background, playful daisies, and a bit of olive green.  Or is that an olive?  A playful piece, enjoy!

#1044 (sold)

Another yummy combo.  Yellow ochre, deep blue grey, a little sage green, all push and play together in a tiny composition.  Not yet numbered, but it will be.

#296 (sold)

A little slice of lemon perhaps?  Printed on black, the background color comes simply from the color of the dress pattern paper it was printed on.  A simple, but punchy, graphic piece.  For your kitchen, or a friend's?

#663 (sold)

If you have the need for a touch of royalty, this is for you.  A crown in blue over cream.  Pair this up with a bee, for a queen bee duo, or group it however you want.  It's a beauty.

#226 (sold)

Who said pie?  A fun image of some crazy creamy, or lemon meringue pie.  Printed in deep charcoal grey over bright golden yellow.  Yummy. 

#168 (sold)

Another version of the interlocking rings, this time in teal blue on pale grey.  These make nice "spacers" or places to rest your eye in a group if you have a lot of busy "things" in your collection of (elle)ements.  Break up those crowns, and bees, and people, and pies, with something a little quieter.

Like this!  Enjoy.

#365 (sold)

This is certainly more of a masculine piece, warm deep brown over a pale gold.  Broken up with a little text .  This would make a great anchor piece at the bottom left of a group, or any corner, just turn it over, it has no top or bottom.

#459 (sold)

A fun piece, almost like a dotty ball.  Covered in text, nothing subtle here, just a little fun.  Black on a clean yellow.  Enjoy!

#307 (sold)

Blue grey over a pale peach.  Punchy and dramatic.  Yet pretty enough for even a little girl's room.  See you back here tomorrow!

#310 (sold)

A piece with a little punch, turn it so the pattern runs along the bottom, and it looks a little like a landscape.  A great piece for those who like a more abstract grouping. 

#642 (sold)

I like the punch of the target symbol, and even more when I find an arrow on a dress pattern to go with it.  A soft, but graphic piece.  Coffee with cream on almost a jadeite green. Enjoy.

#282 (sold)

So pale.  This blue on blue.  I see this piece grouped with other super subtle pieces for a stunning minimalist display.  Like my Grandmother said, "Try it, you might like it!"