Friday, April 29, 2011

Landscape Brooches


My muse seems to be whispering in my ear again.  Right now she's making me nostalgic about trips taken and dreamt of, and as a result I've been needling some small scenes for brooches.  I wonder if my muse was off road-tripping all this time?


The scene of birch and violets has already found a home, but this lone hickory will be in my shop shortly, and if I'm lucky, another piece featuring the sun setting over open water. 

Have you taken a trip lately?  Would you like to?  Where would you like to watch the sun set?

17 comments:

Tumus said...

Those are really lovely :) I think a sunrise would also be nice. How on earth do you felt these?

Marchi Wierson said...

extraordinary work lisa. congratulations! amazing. it makes my heart happy to see how you are combining wood with delicate stitches and scenes.

road trip? The Red Wood forest going south. or...La Push in the Olympic Peninsula going north. either way...I want to frolic amongst giant trees and breath tree air.

NanaBeast said...

Don't you just love a happy muse? These tree landscape brooches are extraordinary! I would love to see the sun set over an orchard valley. Or the Pacific Ocean. I don't live that far away from the ocean, but getting the opportunity to get away is so hard.

Unknown said...

Coucou,

Tu fais un travail d'une grande finesse, j'adore, c'est vraiment magnifique! bise de France

PeregrineBlue said...

what precious makings. i love that you used wood also in addition to the felt and embroidery. will keep them on my radar.

and as for a trip, i've always wanted to visit poland or return to england where i grew up. actually, i'm planning a summer trip there with my daughter for this summer. other options, slovenia on the adriatic coast, cape cod, lots of chile and argentina.

Kim Strand said...

I just found your blog and am totally enthralled, in fact so much so that I immediately ordered the wood and wool brooch. It seems that every one of your projects speaks to me on a deep and meaningful level. Just love your blog and am so happy to have found it.

julochka said...

your muse made my day with totally non-allergenic birch trees, which arrived precisely as i needed them. you are not only an artist but a magician.

i hope your muses continue to speak to you all weekend.

xox,
/j

julochka said...

p.s. i need a road trip, on a desolate highway in arizona, just me and saguaros and the eagles: no road trip without the eagles..."standin' on a corner in winslow arizona, 7 women on my mind..." (you get the idea.)

Nilla K said...

Oh they are beautiful! You make such lovely things, wish your muse could pay me a visit some time. :)Mine is more ordinary...

Margie Oomen said...

how about the sun setting over the amazing rocks by the ocean in scotland. That is my dream 2012 vacation.

Amy said...

Wow, so pretty and very unique. Love, them!

Glo said...

The brooch is already sold out! Big Cartel is a bit of a teaser, leaving it up in your shop despite the fact that it is gone...

Tara said...

I have brooch envy of the person who bought it. Beautiful. I love the details.

Lisa at lil fish studios said...

Thank you so much, everyone! I really appreciate your kind words and I love hearing your ideas for road trips. I hope you all enjoy the sunset tonight, no matter where you are.

This is My Life said...

Just beautiful!!

Wear Your Wild said...

Wow, Lisa! Those are so, so beautiful!
Sunset for me was on top of the mt. We went camping this weekend. Nothing like watching the sun set when you're sitting on top of the world.
I also love watching beach sunsets, when you're sitting rimworld.
Good luck with your new BC shop!
xo

Leka said...

Lisa, você é uma artista maravilhosa, tem um olhar generoso, curioso que enxerga um mundo mágico: está lá e poucos conseguem ver, só esse seu olhar de criança encantada é que pode traduzir essa magia para nós, pobres mortais.

Um abraço brasileiro,

Leka.
http://lekailustradora.blogspot.com

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