With a Nod to Mondrian

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

There was something posted here a while back that i thought had a slightly Mondrian influence about it. That got me going again because I quite like the Mondrian design (amongst all the other designs) so anyway I made this last week to go in a Meet the Makers event and it sold straight away so I am a happy bunny ATMIT.
10 " diameter and made in Beech. C&C welcome as always.....good or bad.
 
I ought to add that the white semi circle is an acknowledgement of the white backgrounds that he used to use and the green square just "felt right" so I included it.

[Eric Harvey]

had a dinner plate like that when I was a kid

[Graham]

I also had some as a child. That is a brilliant reflection of his designs John.

[Bryan Milham]

John,

I must have has a deprived childhood, never seen a plate like this before!

As such I think it's the application of a simple design that lifts a piece into the level of Art, I'm certainly not suprised it sold so swiftly.

Bet your already making a second one.

[bodrighywood]

Not sure if he did pottery or ceramics his style of painting can be seen here though. John's plate is very much in the same style.

Pete

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

There are some really interesting possibilities with his designs..............watch this space.

[Les Symonds]

I think that you've got the essence of Mondrian's work to a 'T'. A very smart, slick piece of work.
Les

[georg]

   This is something else john...... both love the modern feel and simplicity of this piece
   that's extremely well done
   Tony di

[ken rodgers]

Hi John,
It's different, it's an uncomplicated design and it looks fantastic.
Can't wait to see the follow ones
Regard
Ken