Seedpods hold the germ of life. They are receptacles of potential able to burst forth with new growth or slowly dry up into reminders of what could have been. I began working with this particular form at the end of 2009. In the Spring of 2010 I traveled to Hawaii, and on my walks found seedpods in the shape that I had begun drawing months earlier. I was amazed by the variation of the simple form, the warts and bumps and undulations. This inspired me to explore only one shape for this series, finding richness in a narrow groove.
- Seedpod Six: Brown Scraffito, 2010
- Seedpod Six: Brown Scraffito (detail), 2010
- Seedpod Seven: Brown/Yellow Shibori, 2010
- Seedpod Seven: Brown/Yellow Shibori (detail), 2010
- Seedpod Four: Red Velvet and Doubleweave, 2010
- Seedpod Four: Red Velvet and Doubleweave (detail), 2010
- Seedpod Five: Orange/Brown Tarletan, 2010
- Seedpod Two: Purple Leaves, 2010
- Seedpod Two: Purple Leaves (detail), 2010
- Seedpod Eight: Red/Yellow Streak, 2010
- Seedpod Three: Red/Orange Spirals, 2010