Eileen: Repeating forms
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
ikebana lesson 07/18/2008
(1) Donna, Curve and straight lines.
People often think that there're no shin, soe, and hikae in a free style arrangement. It's not true. Shin, soe, and hikae always exist in an arrangement, except not so obvious. Remember: Shin gives the character of the arrangement--upright, slanting, horizontal, or hanging; Soe gives the depth or defines the space of the arrangement; Hikae often reveal the focal point of the arrangement. In this case, curve lines form the shin, straight lines are soe, Sun flower is the hikae.
(2) Eileen, wall hanging arrangement
(3) Ping
Friday, July 11, 2008
Ikebana lesson 07/11/2008
(1) Eileen: arrangements with water
(2) Donna: curve lines
(3) Coni: free style and No. 2 variation slanting
(4) Momoe: No. 1 variation slanting
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Sunday, July 6, 2008
ikebana lesson 07/02/2008
(1) Eileen, free style
(2), (3), Coni: Bsaic upright, moribana, nageire
(4) Kelly, basic slanting nageire
(5), (6) Yuko, No 1 Variation slanting, No 2 variation upright
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