Fortunately, it worked very well. Here's the finished piece, casting beautiful shadows under the multiple gallery lights. I think it's probably the best piece in the show, from a purely aesthetic viewpoint.
I'm also happy to report that somebody liked it well enough to buy it -- and best of all, it's somebody who had been reading about the difficult genesis of this piece on the blog. So she'll always know how much I wanted it to come into being.
Update: I'm posting this to Nina Marie's weekly blog roundup -- check it out to see what other fiber artists have been doing this week.
What a cool piece of artwork with an interesting story to boot! Congratulations on both finishing and selling it.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out very well indeed! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI would have wanted to buy that one too, I think. So keep on picking up pennies...
ReplyDeleteI'm already planning my second penny work, expanding the scale. Fortunately there is no shortage of raw materials
DeleteIt's a beauty! Looking forward to seeing more in the series...
ReplyDeleteI love it when a quilt sells! It's such a great feeling.
ReplyDeleteI love the penny grid. Very nice work!
This piece is stunning, what a fantastic idea, I really like the way it casts shadows behind the piece, adding a further dimension. Well Done!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea for using pennies.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the fabulous piece could be sold ten times over...I love it too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so great - the light in your picture brings it so to life. Congratulations to selling it, I'm quite sure the next one might sell in no time, too ;-))
ReplyDeleteThis is totally cool; glad Plan D was a success. Lucky new owner
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