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The largest are a little over 2 1/4" tall, the others approximately 2" tall x 3/4" diameter. There are 3 sets of 2 each which could be used together as components in a necklace design.
SOLD 11/19/09
Rose shot on Polaroid T79 and wet transferred on to watercolour paper, the wind was blowing and I was forced to use a f8 at 1/4. It's is also the first image transfer I have made since leaving college 12 years ago
Image transfers on a base of Premo Pearl clay to which I added Ranger Copper Embossing Powder. I glazed the finishes with Studio by Sculpey Glossy Glaze.
These BOH will be donated to cancer patients, and are part of a charitable project sponsored by my polymer guild, PCAGOE.
The bottle is 1 1/4" tall and 1/4" in diameter.
Papiercollagen aus Magazinen, Zeitungen, Fotografien werden auf Stoff ĂĽbertragen.
Danach wird der Stoff benäht und bestickt. Die Präsentation erfolgt in einem selbst hergestellten Objektkasten.
Ausstellung im "quilt star" Freiburg vom 3. Juli bis 21. August 2015
(insgesamt werden 8 Arbeiten von mir ausgestellt)
Project: From the paper collage to the textilen Picture
Exhibition in Freiburg (Germany)
Image transfer of a butterfly onto a base of Pearl Premo clay treated with Ranger Copper Embossing Powder for texture. I added a thin layer of liquid Kato clay before baking, then sanded and buffed.
Shot with a Mamiya Universal Press, 150mm lens and Extensions tubes one and two.
Type 669 film transferred to Cotman Water Colour paper.
A spread done by me in cshortprudhomme's altered book. For the 2010 ABHJ Altered Book Round Robin group.
I made this pendant based on instructions in Robert Dancik's Amulets and Talismans book (reviewed here). I plan to hang it in my craft room to remind me to be open to good opportunities and avoid time-wasters.
The image transfer is from Dover's Old-Time Label Art book.
This week's theme is birds, and I've featured a pigeon!
Remember the bird lady from the film Mary Poppins sitting on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral singing 'feed the birds, tuppence a bag, tuppence, tuppence, tuppence a bag'?
For the ATC there is printed pic of St Pauls, the words of the song are overlaid by tape transfer method and the old pigeon has been glossy accented.
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 vintage look. The bottle measures 4" tall and a little over 2 1/2" wide at its widest point.
I made this postcard to send to a friend as a unique thank-you card.
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The concept and images for this project are under my copyright. You may make the project for your own personal use but may not reproduce it to sell online or at craft fairs. If you wish to feature this project on your blog, please contact me for permission. Thanks!
Image transfer of a vintage book illustration onto a base of Gold and Ecru Premo blended to a light caramel color and treated with Ranger Copper Embossing Powder. I fluted the top edge with a ripple blade for interest.
Image transfer from the museum in Florence, Italy of Michelangelo's famous sculpture of Night. Hand-made image transfer using Polaroid instant-print 4x5 film (no longer available) and transferred in my darkroom using my enlarger and a 35mm color positive Velvia slide.
Dimensions: 10"x8"
Style:Expressionist,Mixed Media Collage
Medium: Gel medium transfers from vintage 1943 Time magazine, paper collage from 1970 Time magazine,oil pastels, India ink, watercolors,archival,acid free scrapbook paper(the letters) stamped design,on stretched canvas , edges wrapped to back and painted.
Inspiration: While I thumbed through some old 1940s' WWII era Time magazines I saw images of women..aka "Rosie the Riveter" in my minds eye she was the woman who was breaking out of the mold, in the same issue were babes in heels and swimming suits cavorting for the troops., in same issue was the image of the woman trapped under something and trying to get out..was an illustration for some melodramatic story. After the war (WWII) was over society aka men wished women to return to their previous places in society..thus the image of the suited mans arm with sponge trying to wash all of this away.
Papiercollagen aus Magazinen, Zeitungen, Fotografien werden auf Stoff ĂĽbertragen.
Danach wird der Stoff benäht und bestickt. Die Präsentation erfolgt in einem selbst hergestellten Objektkasten.
Ausstellung im "quilt star" Freiburg vom 3. Juli bis 21. August 2015
(insgesamt werden 8 Arbeiten von mir ausgestellt)
Project: From the paper collage to the textilen Picture
Exhibition in Freiburg (Germany)
The base is a blend of Premo Cadmium Red and Kato Red clay. I used a ripple blade on the edges for interest.
The top piece is an image transfer onto a blend of Buttercream and Whip Cream Studio by Sculpey Clay embedded with Diamond Dust Embossing Powder. I also stamped the piece with the word LOVE. I baked the transfer paper right onto the raw clay, then added several coats of Studio Glossy Glaze to seal the image.
Triple Image transfer with a floral background in gold, yellows and greens on the bottom, with a harlequin check in black and white in the middle and a vintage illustration of a rose on top. I added a layer of liquid Kato before baking, then sanded and buffed it.
SOLD 10/14/09
Polaroid image transfer. Photo and transfer made in 2001. Original photo was taken with a either a Nikon FM2 or a Minolta X700 (can't remember which I was using back then) on Fuji Provia slide film. Transfer done with a Vivitar Slide Printer and Polaroid 669 film onto watercolor paper.
This is the side of the 1978 Chevrolet pickup truck that my father used to drive. He bought it new in 1978; and like most cars and trucks made in the 70s, it began rust almost immediately. By the time I was in college in the late 90s, it has huge holes rusted through the doors and fenders! My mom finally made him get rid of it. The sad thing is that it ran great; it only had 75,000 miles on it when he sold it! Mechanically it was good, but the body was terrible.
This is a Polaroid Image Transfer.
Late 1990s
Double layer image transfer onto a base of Pearl Premo clay embedded with Ranger Distress Walnut Stain, Weathered Wood and Antique Linen Embossing powder.