Oh, the quiet blue hilltops of Atlanta based artist Lynn Pollard. We should probably just sit silently, taking them in and enjoying them for their tranquil beauty… but I also really, really, really want to tell you how she makes her indigo mountains!
“This piece is made with a special technique I developed. I dip paper into a vat of natural indigo dye and move it in ways to create the image–no paintbrush is used. The paper is dipped multiple times over a number of days to add complexity and to take advantage of the fact that the indigo vat is constantly changing. The paper has a deckled edge, and reflects the fact that it has been wet.”
Amazing! It sounds almost as relaxing as the final image looks ~ Om.
{ps. If you’d like one of her hills, a few of her originals are available through ugallery.com}

I’m. in. love.
me. too.
You’re exactly right! I wake up to local talk radio and hear about all the wrecks, robberies, and murders, and breakfast with NPR hearing about international atrocities, and then I escape to my studio and make ideal landscapes with no mark of human existences.
Thanking you for the wonderful recognition,
Lynn
ahhh… it sounds wonderful! thanks for popping in, lynn : )
Wonderfully Zen