This week's word at Every Inchie Monday is Etna. I work in advance with my inchies and made most of them when the list came out and in the weeks following. So when I made my Etna inchies in February, the volcano was actually errupting. How cool.
My first version is a part of a painting called "Mount Etna from Taorima" by Thomas Cole. I don't know the date of the painting, but Cole lived from 1801-1858. He was an American artist known as the founder of the Hudson River School, a movement of American landscape painters. I adore landscape painting. I really liked the classical ruins in the foreground of this painting, giving a sense of how long this mountain has been erupting.
My quilled inchie is an attempt to get the idea of the fire and sparks, etc. that is part of a volcanic eruption. It is really quite sparkly!
Hope you erupt with happiness this week.
I just am so impressed with your quilled inchies. This one is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteLove the eruption!!!
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love the painting with the ruins, how great is that! I also design my inchies at the beginning of the year but bead them the week they are due. I love the quilled one as well
ReplyDeleteWOW, WOW, WOW!!!! Your quilled volcano inchie is stunning! Applause!
ReplyDeleteBoth are amazing Kia--you find wonderful paintings
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Superb quilled Etna inchie! Lovely landscape painting too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilling, love it
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