The Lady.
Every moment since then has been devoted to her. She in is my thoughts constantly during the day, and at night in my sleep.
I can feel her.
I have ran my hands down her every curve. Explored her. Stroked her. Held her up to the light and marvelled at her design.
Lest you think I am obsessed, I submit I am obsessed.
Herewith find the proof.
The original graphic above, colour ink jet printed to A4 size, approx 8" x 12".
A vector 0.3mm line plot, framed 8" x 10".
A vector 0.6mm line plot, framed 12" x 16".
The Lady etched in copper, mounted onto a copper board below my kitchen ventilator hood.
Work which is in progress. Anne Altman kindly forwarded me a graphic of the Lady as a leaded glass window. After some searching, I have found this to be the work of Andrea Bertone, who lives near Austin TX. This persuaded me to think of how I can work in leaded glass, but with the high resolution I require.
Meanwhile, as a trial, I am preparing a glass frame that I can paint onto, shown in the pictures below. I have not yet committed paint to it , since I am unsure of how it will turn out.
The Lady outlined with 0.5mm fabric tape, ready for painting with transparent glass paint.
If I am sufficiently pleased, I'll post the results.
Obsession is fuel to the soul.
All homage to Margaret MacDonald Mackintosh who is the designer.

































