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Man this took a LOT of photos... So many that my computer doesn't have the power to actually stitch them together (locks up on the blending). I think it took about 45 minutes to take them all... and goddamn it was cold up in the crane operator booth.
To finish him up - sew the red buttons on the hat to make a flower, sew the hat onto the head, sew the head onto the body.
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11/10/2021
I'm learning what I can do with my new camera, and it seems that photographing fire is rather tricky. I'll be working on this.
I'm committed to a selling exhibition next week - I thing I avoid if at all possible.
So it's down to batch production methods.
Here is the start of some of my whimsies which I make out of air dry clay and fabric.
These are tiny creatures - the largest is two inches in length.
I'm coming to the end of a major suffrage piece and in an attempt to reduce the amount of rejects which always builds up after a project is finished, I've decided to place my samples in dedicated books.
This is the first book, which I made out of purchased flower embedded paper.
Robe made for custom order to create a reproduction of Christine's night attire from The Phantom of the Opera (http://www.costumersguide.com/phantom6.shtml)
Complete piece will also consist of a camisole split skirt and corset.
Made from lightly tea-stained cheesecloth, broderie anglaise and satin ribbon flowers.
Robe made for custom order to create a reproduction of Christine's night attire from The Phantom of the Opera (http://www.costumersguide.com/phantom6.shtml)
Complete piece will also consist of a camisole split skirt and corset.
Made from lightly tea-stained cheesecloth, broderie anglaise and satin ribbon flowers.
The builder came today, and it's confirmed. From June 15th this roof comes down, the rubble underneath gets cleared, and work starts on the "Monviso Room". At last!
From the kids bedroom.
This work by Anette Snarby is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
For TR, because he inspired it...I just don't have the inspiration or drive to finish it.
The idea was to create a submarine with the ability to deploy an aquatic-capable mobile suit. It more or less can do this, and has the rough shape I want, but I kind of lost interest and want to build something else. Maybe I will return to it one day...
This face is to be part of a piece on the forced feeding of Suffragettes.
I have taken the stitched newspaper and painted and sprayed it with pigment paint and acrylic paint.
I then added the features, and then wet the piece again and rubbed back part of the work to expose the grid structure. This is to illustrate the damage that the feeding tube did not only to the throat, but also to the mind.
After it had dried, I then dry brushed some Jacquard Lumiere paint in Halo and jewel colours on to the top of the paper.
I will now leave this to thoroughly dry overnight and then I will give it a couple of coats of mat medium, before stitching into it again. The shape could do with refining too.
This measures 15 inches by 10 inches