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11 Responses
Thanks, Zoe, for a wonderfully comprehensive presentation. Lots of inspiration from a humble shape.
Inspired by your presentation, my cousin and I set up a still life on the dining room table and painted watercolors together 🙂 Kx
That was a terrific presentation. I love vessels for their symbolism too.
Thank you Martha and Zoe for this!
Loved your slide show and talk Zoë! A great mix of styles and mediums. I’m feeling energized to paint some vessels!
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Thank you, Zoë! Great slide show as always! As a fellow former kindergarten teacher, I have to say that this reminded me of the children’s book A House is a House for Me. A cup is a vessel for tea! A shoe is a vessel for a foot! I am a vessel for me! Haha! Here’s a little gouache sketch inspired by your presentation.
Love your comment–I am a vessel for me! The yellow dandelions are a perfect color contrast for this painting. thank you for sharing!
As always, Zoe brings us on such a wonderful journey with her slide presentations!
I loved this, Zoe. Thank you, especially because I’m also currently working with vessel shapes and this presentation gave me lots of food for thought and further research. I have a collection of vessels, my own and my mothers, that I will be using for a new series. When my mom was teaching, back in the 40’s and 50’s, she received dozens of tiny vases from students, most from the dime store. Most have disappeared but I still have a few, with tiny paper scraps inside with the name of the student. Such treasures that I’m only now understanding.
Rosemary sketched during your talk. In her sketchbook, graphite. Great presentation.
I have been painting vessels and this presentation has started a fire in my brain! So happy making … almost disturbing.