Flower Blox (tulip-detail)


tulip-detail
Originally uploaded by filthEdesign

This is comprised of 16 blocks of pine wood that are 3.5" x 3.5" and adhered together in a 14" x 14" mosaic of xerox caulk photo transfers, I took the image one spring and manipulated it in photoshop to make the red pop nad the green deep. There are translucent areas in the caulk that show the wood - it's kind of hard to explain :)

But it has a really rich look to it, the caulk sounds like a weird medium, but it's so cool - there are imperfections due to the caulk and the handmade nature of the piece, but they add to the overall piece.

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