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3 comments:
That's beautiful. Is it part of a Tarot deck? It would look amazing as stained glass.
Thanks, Chris. It is tarot related - in a random- archetype-generator kind of way. Stained paper is as far as my resources will stretch.
It wouldn't be possible to do it in traditional stained glass. There are certain shapes you just couldn't make (the interlocking spirals for example). But it would make a fabulous stained-glass quilt. That involves using black bias-binding to outline pieces of coloured fabric applique'd onto a plain fabric backing.
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