More Wordless Wednseday over here on Sarahs blog.
In the city....
The past few weeks have seen me hanging out in the City quite a bit. I forgot how much I love the buzz of the city...And Melbourne is so pretty and there is always something happening.
Heres a few shots I took whilst working at Fed Square, and wandering around our beautiful town...
Heres a few shots I took whilst working at Fed Square, and wandering around our beautiful town...
Graffiti Kid.
My boy loves graffiti. He is 13. Lucky for him, his Uncle is the man who created the Light Hearts Pyramid at Federation Square. Lucky for him, his Uncle offered up some space for him to paint. I think he's done an impressive job for a 13 year old......What do you think ??
This lady made him stop and pose! Hilarious!
ANd this piece is still unfinished by the talented Josh Waretini.I promise to get a shot of the finished piece....Come on Josh - you can do it!!
This lady made him stop and pose! Hilarious!
ANd this piece is still unfinished by the talented Josh Waretini.I promise to get a shot of the finished piece....Come on Josh - you can do it!!
Light Hearts...week 3.
Words can not do it justice....so let's look instead ...week 3 of the Light Hearts pyramid...
Lanterns....
The pyramid sparkling on Saturday night.....
It has been so much fun to be a part of this experience. So many talented people, including Grandmothers,teachers,children,CEO's,teenagers,toddlers,corporates,artists,yarn bombers,crocheters,graffiti artists,and mental health workers have contributed to a great project.1 week to go.....
Lanterns....
The pyramid sparkling on Saturday night.....
It has been so much fun to be a part of this experience. So many talented people, including Grandmothers,teachers,children,CEO's,teenagers,toddlers,corporates,artists,yarn bombers,crocheters,graffiti artists,and mental health workers have contributed to a great project.1 week to go.....
Light Hearts lantern making...week 2
The pyramid is looking more and more interesting and beautiful as the weeks are going by. It's busy,the community is getting involved,there are lanterns of all shapes and sizes and I am feeling rather blessed to be a part of it all.
Here's some photos from last Saturday....
Colourful "ovoo" poles
Fred Kroh - official photographer.
Bruce Ramus - the man behind the pyramid. His vision is clear and kind.
These screens are displayed around the pyramid and explain the meaning of the Light Hearts pyramid.
The main Fed Square screen...
My boy was lucky enough to be given an area to graffiti...photos of the complete piece to come!
Jordan's stencil. What a clever 13 year old I have...
Crocheted lanterns...
It was International Knit in public day last Saturday. There were literally hundreds of people sitting around the pyramid knitting and crocheting. It was awesome....and its always the ones you would least expect....
My sweet daughter making yet another lantern...
Fabric lanterns. Special shout out to the Ink and Spindle girls who kindly donated a heap of their "unwanted" tea towels....I love that there is a bit of Ink and Spindle floating around the pyramid. Also thankyou to gorgeous Dana for donating a heap of her old stash to the cause...mwah mwah. xx
The laminators are getting a good workout...
Busy little hands making their lanterns...
The LOVE sign...I made that one.That's all we need...
Here's some photos from last Saturday....
Colourful "ovoo" poles
Fred Kroh - official photographer.
Bruce Ramus - the man behind the pyramid. His vision is clear and kind.
These screens are displayed around the pyramid and explain the meaning of the Light Hearts pyramid.
The main Fed Square screen...
My boy was lucky enough to be given an area to graffiti...photos of the complete piece to come!
Jordan's stencil. What a clever 13 year old I have...
Crocheted lanterns...
It was International Knit in public day last Saturday. There were literally hundreds of people sitting around the pyramid knitting and crocheting. It was awesome....and its always the ones you would least expect....
My sweet daughter making yet another lantern...
Fabric lanterns. Special shout out to the Ink and Spindle girls who kindly donated a heap of their "unwanted" tea towels....I love that there is a bit of Ink and Spindle floating around the pyramid. Also thankyou to gorgeous Dana for donating a heap of her old stash to the cause...mwah mwah. xx
The laminators are getting a good workout...
Busy little hands making their lanterns...
The LOVE sign...I made that one.That's all we need...
Graff it up on Wordless Wednesday.
Many years ago,this young man spent many many hours silk painting with me and his Mum. Look at him now.(Man I feel old) His work is amazing. Unfortunately I didnt get a photo of the finished piece because I had to leave.Will be sure to get a photo of it this Saturday.
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Happy Wednesday.
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