dizzy dancing

Moons and Junes and Ferris wheels
The dizzy dancing way that you feel
something's lost, but something's gained
In living every day.

~ Joni Mitchell

With its skewed angles and rough edges, this piece of reclaimed wood really called for a dizzy dancer. A bumblebee is so roly poly clumsy, yet graceful too. Possibly a reminder that we can all be many things at once?

Materials: 

This collage was created on reclaimed barn board that has a wonderful grey patina. The layers are light to allow the texture to come through ~ an image and watercolour paint and pencils were used.

In keeping with the reclaimed wood substrate, the sides are unfinished. Given the fact that the corners/edges are not square, this piece is best tucked in some place ~ a mantle, bookshelf, table ~ rather than hung on a wall. Signed on the back, this piece is finished with a matte varnish to ensure protection against fading, discolouration, and moisture. Avoid placing all artwork in direct sunlight.

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