Entirely needle felted from wool fiber, non-functional.

These photos are casual shots of components that will become a large installation piece for Bellevue Arts Museum Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet

A pencil teapot for Mobilia- I hope I can figure out how to make it work. As in, finish it, haha.

Progress - the work on the back takes way longer than the front. Such a relief when it is done.

I'm not any good at buildings, but they're not really the focal point of the eventual scene here. Respect to those who can build non-shite-looking buildings; I promise to try and silently mock you far less.

Still a lot of details and work to do yet, just wanted to show off what I've spent most of my weekend on so far. Not perfect, but satisfactory as a WIP.

ensayos para la serie "caged"

It will become a wide angle pinhole camera.

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#workinprogress

This shows a close up of the machine stitching. I have put a layer of chiffon over the velvet which has been embellished with embossing crystals.

Some of the crystals are very thick so I avoided stitching over them.

I will now burn away the chiffon with a heat gun.

This morning's view. There is no use tidying up as I'm in mid production ( excuse)

Awaiting teeth and eyes.

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These hang around the studio, getting in the way and looking more and more bedraggled.

I have taken the bull by the horns and made a hanging display book so that they are now all in one place and out of the way.

This is the first stage.

As I wanted the pages to be easily removable I have safety pinned these to individual pieces of dyed blanket which will act as the book hinges.

(snapshot directly from inworld, Caliah Lyon's windlight settings, no postwork)

Since the release of Sayuri I've been working on a softer skin again, a softer version of Eva if you will. Though I try to make my skins look "real", I find my personal preference fighting that all the way, and I want to stick to the handdrawn/pastel look.

For the interested: The bikini is from Artilleri and the hair is from Fri.day

Ready to be iced, hopefully they won't be eaten by the owls lurking inderneath them.

Glitterrrrr

we call it the "busy bee" art studio..that's why the bees are there.

work in progress - 36"x48"

#workinprogress #coworking #bologna

I am re-visiting stumpwork and I have unearthed some old pictures from a time when I used to teach this subject.

I have put aside my womens' suffrage studies to ready myself for the General Election which should be in the early part of this year.

I have always made a piece for the Election, and this year I thought that I would revisit stumpwork and in particular the padded faces I used to embroider. These would be interesting made into political jewellery.

Watch this space!

for Julia Kay Portrait Party

Gringovitch creative artworks can be found here

working on my mermaid painting while tending our art booth at "Art in the Heart" in Vancouver WA

(photo by danny - www.flickr.com/lucidopticlab )

blogged here: lucidrose.blogspot.com/2010/08/vancouver-art-in-heart-mer...

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Este es el simbolo sobre el cual construi el concepto del logo. / The base symbol for the logo.

To Get A Better Hold You've Got To Loosen Your Grip

2007

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas

32" x 40"

Grease Alley, an industrial backwater neighborhood in a blade-runner/fifth-element genre. These shops back onto a trash and old parts-strewn gully, where the junk skiff comes by to pick up broken components, industrial leftovers, and the occasional "borrowed" part.