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Something fishy is happening with Mary Anne Loveless. Lately this Utah artist has been drawn to making her Poissons series with beautifully patterned scales made from cane slices.
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Most of her fish are hollow and measure from 10 inches to a foot long. Some of these beauties have ferocious looking teeth. Some shimmer with colorful Skinner blends, stripes and dots.
Are they wall art? Free-standing sculptures? Maybe she’ll tell us. Can’t you envision a school of these swimming across a wall? Right now you can see them best on Flickr. With any luck she’ll post them in her Squarespace shop soon.
Sandra D. ,
stunning work.!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mary Anne Loveless ,
What a fun Monday morning surprise! Yes, Cynthia, I’m thinking wall art. How about a baby’s nursery? I don’t usually have the big picture in mind when I start, and I usually show as I go with flickr, but once I got a few of these puppies done, I pictured a school of them on an ocean blue wall. Thanks for making my day.
Ginny Henley ,
These are great. Love them, especially the pretty, feminine pink fish with the menacing teeth. What a hoot!
…and Ginny knows her feminine fish!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ginnyhenley/
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Mary Anne Loveless ,
Oh, my, yes! Ginny, those are splendid! I’m not following you on flickr.
Mary Anne Loveless ,
now
Randee M Ketzel ,
I just love these. Well done, Mary Anne!
Sam Nelson ,
Neato as usual from Ms. Loveless 😀