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This was the first part of creating this painting. I transffered the image using graphite paper onto watercolor paper. Tedious, but well worth it. I have and am recording all the steps along the way, so we can all teach and learn together.
I love this zebra background. It's the best pattern I've seen yet. I paired it with a brilliant red poppy, a vintage book illustration, and it really pops! It is a double image transfer onto Pearl Premo clay.
After digitally recoloring and manipulating the images and printing them, I applied them directly to polymer, and cut them into strips and rectangles for the box, and heart shapes for the necklace and earrings. The strips were applied to a box from the Goodwill that was painted black. The hearts became the focal and matching beads for the jewelry set, combined with antiqued brass chain, wire, and Czech glass beads.
Created for the PCAGOE Image Transfer challenge, September 2010 with the "Gothic" digital image sheet from Piddix at Etsy.
I am fascinated with the concept of bunting - it flies in the breeze, entices one to look up and lift the gaze heavenward, and is cheerful and innocuous.
I wanted to expand on the idea, giving voice to a series of narrative slow stitch pieces I was working on. Hanging them as bunting works especially well as the subject relates to a childhood time.
I was just beginning school, in my new school uniform and so much was going on around me that was change, chaos and unhappiness. It was the 60's and I felt asllof it, even though no one was saying anything in my family.
Hence the words by Robert Frost:
We dance around in a ring and suppose, but the secret sits in the middle an knows.
Done on vintage linen napkins, found fabric and image transfer.
Various scrapbook and paper ephemera, an image transfer, acrylic paint, ink and charcoal on 140 lb. watercolor paper.
A gel medium image transfer, decorated with a hand tatted snowflake, lace, a red crystal and red beads strung on a gold safety pin.
Experimenting with transfer, the heat of the iron lifted the acrylic undercoat, but I kinda like what happened, anyway.
i wondered what koi would be thinking..haha here they are meeting up.
This is wax and some shellac and image transfer.
"[For reasons of the state.] black becomes white and white becomes black, the horrible becomes the humance and the most dastardly felonies and atrocious crimes become meritorious acts."
m. bakunin's quote from a 1995 batman comic. background is val kilmer from an entertainment weekly special on batman returns. xerox transfer on paper, graphite, charcoal, text.
Image transfer onto a base of Pearl Premo layered over Cadmium Red Premo clay. The Pearl clay was embedded with Ranger Distress Weathered Wood and Antique Linen embossing powders.
I stamped all over the acetate and then inked on the back of it with Tim Holtz alcohol inks in gold and rust colours, to match the rest of the page. I love how the fabric can still be seen through it tho - love the texture!
Double image transfer, border print bottom layer behind a cutout of a vintage flower illustration, on a Pearl Premo base. The reverse is stamped with a floral texture sheet.
Image transfer of a vintage rose illustration on an embossed Pearl Premo base. I added a thin layer of liquid Kato clay to the image to seal it.
SOLD 04/15/09
model: Angelika Jakubowska / Miss Polonia 2008
transfer with Polaroid 59 / expired: 1996
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The polymer clay pendant was created by me, Lynda Moseley, using a multi-layer image transfer technique I developed. I transferred the image to a variagated base of blended clays to which I added embossing powder for texture and depth.
I enhanced the pendant with Fire Agate rondelles, Artistic Jasper rounds, 5mm Brecciated Jasper rondelles and DZI-style carved Tibetan agate barrels with pictographs; Thai silver spacer beads. It is finished with a large gunmetal toggle clasp.
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Image transfer onto a skinner blend of pewter and bronze Premo treated with Ranger Copper and Mushroom embossing powders. The image transfer is a butterfly collage. I embossed neck around the stopper with the Chantilly Lace Studio texture sheet and dusted it and the stopper with more of the Copper embossing powder. The embossing powder creates a nice, speckled finish which adds to the ancient look and feel. The bottle measures just under 4" tall and a little over 2 1/2" wide at its widest point.
SOLD 06/30/09
Just about to add the piece of stained glass to the top of my hanging called "Stretching the boundaries"
I've added an image transfer of an imprisoned Suffragette to the back of one of the cracked window panes and also scratches and verdigris treatment to the lead.
Mixed media