Front Row (in the middle): C
Second Row Deborah, Shimson, Dan, Sheena, Ernest, Nolan
Back Row Anthony,Lindsay, Phil
THE FIRST PROJECT: Map Haiku
far above the field
the elegant lines converse
on the earth's patchwork
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Map Haiku -- Student Work
Some of the talented students in Cartographic Constructions (the class):
Front Row (in the middle): C
Second Row Deborah, Shimson, Dan, Sheena, Ernest, Nolan
Back Row Anthony,Lindsay, Phil
THE FIRST PROJECT: Map Haiku
far above the field
the elegant lines converse
on the earth's patchwork
Front Row (in the middle): C
Second Row Deborah, Shimson, Dan, Sheena, Ernest, Nolan
Back Row Anthony,Lindsay, Phil
THE FIRST PROJECT: Map Haiku
far above the field
the elegant lines converse
on the earth's patchwork
13 comments:
How cool is this? Every piece is so unique. Your students are so lucky to have you for a teacher!
Wow. I am very impressed. What a great idea this was!
What wonderful bird's ete views.
this looks like a group exhibit in need of a gallery space! possibly a teacher/class exhibit at AQS or IQS.
Wonderful work, simple and effective, just a a haiku should be!
Watch out Art Quilters, these students are going to give stiff competition.
I think they did a great job. Of course they had a great teacher!.
Yes indeed we are truly lucky to have Mrs.Goodwin as a teacher, the map Haiku's were a definitely a great way for us to get back in touch with our creative side. We were able to utilize many different techniques in painting, sewing, and many other intricate design principles. Definitely enjoyed this project.
Wonderful! I love the quiet grace and peace they project. May try it myself...
Amazing. Weslee likes them, too. I wondered if any of the symbols are actual words (kanji)? Kris is on vacation, so I can't ask her.
What is striking is their sense of color, on top of their composition. What a treat to see these!
Hi Valerie,
Thanks for sharing these pieces. They are gorgeous. It looks like you have inspired a whole new generation of quilting archtects!
Your students are VERY fortunate!!!
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