May 25, 2017
Sneak peek of one of my embroidery banners in situ at @antlerpdx! Come by tomorrow night to see the whole shebang! #embroidery #germansayings #installation #banners
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Sneak peek of one of my embroidery banners in situ at @antlerpdx! Come by tomorrow night to see the whole shebang! #embroidery #germansayings #installation #banners
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In german we say "den Kopf in den Wolken haben" (to have the head in the clouds) when somebody is distracted and daydreaming, but also when somebody is naive and idealistic.
I like to have my head in the clouds.
- Leni
267/366 this is German and means literally something like "There still aren't any masters that have fallen from the sky" which can be translated into Masters are made, not born. 🖌🖌🖌#366daysproject #366daysoflettering #drawing #drawingletters #sketchbook #drawingletters #lettering #handdrawn #handlettering #script #scriptlettering #scriptletters #casualscript #penmanship #brushlettering #brushcalligraphy #calligraphy #sketch #zebrabrushpen #brushpen #esistnochkeinmeistervomhimmelgefallen #proverbs #funnyproverbs #german #germansayings
"Alles ist in Butter." Translation: 'Everything is in butter'; i.e. everything is fine, things are in a good or satisfactory state.
Brewer, Ebenezer Cobham, and Ivor H. Evans. "German Idioms" Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 17th ed. Print.
Background: "It is an expression believed to derive from the medieval practice of pouring melted butter over items of Venetian glassware destined for northern European markets before transporting them over the Alps, so as to protect them from breakage in transit."