Showing posts with label Aoyama Hina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aoyama Hina. Show all posts

returning to one of my favourite subjects

rock paper scissors so I was thinking about inukshuk tiny ones made from the smallest pebbles in a rock pool and HUGE ONES made from enormous slabs of granite; and then I was thinking about the LARGEST PAIR OF SCISSORS in the world - a thought which naturally lead to my thinking about the smallest pair of scissors. . . and then, settling for what one can create with a medium sized small pair: I think I've shared the art of Aoyama Hina with you before (I know I've shared Rob Ryan). . .
and now I've just discovered someone else equally as talented with a pair of scissors. . . Annie Vought
none of which has anything to do with what I've been up to this afternoon, but there you go!