caring for the imagination

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3 thoughts on “caring for the imagination”

This is very intriguing. I can’t work out why and when you need to have so much thread. I can’t see if it is where you change direction?

Confused, moi?

Danny Mansmith says:

August 1, 2013 at 11:42 am

those points are all the stops where i have to pull the thread out, than start in another spot to make the drawing make sense
it is nice when i can begin and finish all in the same flow
but these more complicated drawings and figures over lap make it so i have many stops and starts….

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Thank you for the clarifiction. I think I understand better now.

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3 thoughts on “caring for the imagination”