If you are planning to attend Convergence (July, in Long Beach, CA), you should drop by the exhibits to see the piece in person - as well as all the other wonderful fiber art that will be on display.
The rejected pieces will now be submitted to other exhibits, where perhaps the jurors will be more favorable toward aspen trees... one can hope, after all.
Today's orchid is a tiny thing compared to yesterday's cymbidium. The cymbidium flowers are well over 3 inches tall, and each flower stalk carries at least 16 blooms; this little guy's blooms are maybe 1 inch tall, and only 6 or so per stalk. Some years, the flowers have a distinct aroma of chocolate; it must depend on fertilizer or some other random factor - this year, no aroma.
5 comments:
Congratulations! :D
Keeping fingers crossed for the other juried exhibits.
cheers!
Laura
i ♥♥ that one and am very happy it got juried in.vicariously enjoying your orchids. mine decide to leave me.
Congratulations! It is so moody and rich. I got one in, too, but they didn't tell me which one.
They didn't tell me, either, until I asked. I said "Convergence isn't the only game in town. I need to know so I can submit the other pieces to other exhibits." Got a reply back very quickly.
Congratulations! It's a lovely picture.
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