I am now downing my paint brush and stepping away from this exercise! I may reconsider if I find any different feathers. At first I could hardly find one or two feathers but all that changed when I came across a dead pheasant that had been hit on the road. I now have plenty of pheasant feathers but very little else. If you remember I had set myself the task of recording all the feathers I found.
September Diary 2024
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The mug, front left, intrigues me. Is that a fox carrying a dead bird? Lovely pots anyway, and I think that feather page would look fab framed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Margaret - I'm leaving a reply here (although I've replied on my blog too.)
ReplyDeleteI like it. Is the Luttrell Psalter the one in the Fitzwilliam? I have to admit to liking foxes - but it's a subject I steer clear of.
Not much happening here, not really done anything pot-wise (the few attempts I have made didn't really get anywhere - I tried to build a little raku kiln but just ended up frustrated and cut to shreds.) Purchased lots of things for the new wood-fired kiln but not made any progress on the actual building of it. Maybe I'll get round to doing something next week (where did this one go?)
I too think the feather painting is wonderful and I love the mugs with the rabbits. Yes, I bet that's a retriever with a duck (I noticed the webbed feet).
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks for updating my URL in your sidebar.
Ah, I see from the comment on Andrew's blog that it's a fox. Well at least I got the duck part right.
ReplyDeletei was planning to ring you and Andrew but then realised i'd messed up the dates.
ReplyDeletenext time though i willl