This week, I am having fun doing Carla Sonheim's Imaginary Creatures online class, as a belated birthday present to myself.
Here are some of the creatures I painted yesterday...


I haven't started to work on my Metamorphosis quilt yet. But I'm seeing change and impermanence everywhere...



Anyway, one of the ideas I had for this Metamorphosis quilt was to transform one of my rejected quilts.

I like this idea because it would involve many layers of metamorphosis.