When something seems a little off, try turning it upside down. This is the piece I posted yesterday, rotated and reworked with acrylics. Who knows where it will stop?

Instead of production sewing, I kept painting. I am a neophyte. The marks of brush and color continuously amaze me. And it is wild to have so flexible a medium to hand.

My cat, now painfully thin but still crazy and loving, kept me company.

I often find acrylic paint on her tail these days.
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