C4 ward BLOGATHON March, Day 3

Share your Favorite Creative Work

How would you communicate your feelings about this cherished work to a broader audience? How would you share both the work and your ideas about it with the public?

If possible, post on this blog entry, an example of the creative work you are writing about.

Today's blog asks us to post and write about our favorite piece of art and the one we are most proud of.  That will be easy. Here are posting about two different works of art I did over the past couple of years accompanied with the blogs that relate to them.

Hugin and Munin has always been my favorite work  ever  but I did have a tutorial to work from so they were not difficult just time consuming. The clothes were a tad challenging since I first had to find authentic norse dress online and then make patterns and figure out the best fabric to use for the best effect.  Then there was the beading I did around the edges. Beading is hard for me because of poor eyesight but give me directions or a picture and I can make or do anything. I must have been a forger in a past life. If so I hope I was a good one. Any way they were one of the most challenging statues I ever created and I love them. I love the story behind them and they will remain my favorite for a long time to come. I won't go into detail here but if you want to read about them go to my blog. I have detailed the work in pictures and words here. Hugin and Munin

This assemblage I made from a drawing my grandson did might possibly be the most difficult piece of art I ever made. Taking a charcoal drawing and turning it into a 3 dimensional assemblage is not easy but I enjoy challenges . I am a problem solver and love to figure out how to do something. The whole assemblage was made with various boxes and tubes and styrofoam balls covered with air dry clay. The parts needed to overlap, support each other and fit so most of the steps needed to be worked out so the parts all worked together.  It isn't to scale but it is close...there are other views on the blog which you can see and read more about how I did this by visiting my blog listed here.Assemblage

How would you communicate your feelings about this cherished work to a broader audience? How would you share both the work and your ideas about it with the public?

I am not sure how to answer this part of the question other than to explain how I made them. My daughter has ask me to do a show in her area but I am not really interested in selling anything so could see no point it it.