Textile Design – Koi Fish
Hello everyone! Sorry for not posting in over two weeks, which in blogger time is more like 2 months. Hope you’re still there and haven’t unfollowed me yet. It seems like I had lost my momentum after the elections and all the natural calamities that have recently happened. And by natural calamities I’m not talking about the Patraeus scandals.
Anyhow I have been fairly busy at work and at home as well, but I did find some time over the week to work on a few textile designs. I’m pretty excited about this one. Growing up I always loved watching koi fish in fancy ponds and remember how excited I would be when I saw one. Did you know that Koi fish, or more appropriately called nishikigoi in Japanese, can live up to 50 years? And that if you release them in the wild they lose their coloring over just a few generations? I just recently found out about this last bit. I personally prefer them to remain the domesticated fish that they are and keep their bright coloring. And the ponds look better with them in it!
Very good!
I love this just as much in black and white as I do in color. Great job – can’t wait to see whats up next!!
You did a wonderful job with the drawings and I liked how you didn’t color them in completely.
Thank you!!!
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