Continuing my little experiment of creating minis inspired by some modern artists, this week I've been inspired by Josef Albers. You can learn more about him HERE at the Metropolitan Museum of Art site. While he had many different series of paintings, the one I concentrated on was the "Homage to the Square". It seemed fitting for a modern quilt.
I first made this 20 x 20 mini, but I really wasn't sure if I liked the colors I chose. Albers has a whole color theory that I almost completely disregarded, so I tried again with these blocks....
I think I may sash them in black. What do you think?
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Jen
Quilter in the Closet: My artistic journey as I learn, try, and am inspired by multiple techniques, including quilting, painting, drawing, and who knows what else!
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These have cone out really well ! Is it going to be a wall hanging? If it was to be a quilt I think I would experiment with rotating the blocks ( I prefer not to have a definite top or bottom edge as I then get twitchy if someone uses without the top being at the top!!!)
ReplyDeleteI like these blocks Jen, they would make a lovely quilt.
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