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In 2010 i think Im gonna focus on a new set of work, continuing from my college work of paintings and digital prints, but making it exclusively paintings. I like trying my hand at digital, but its painting that really moves me.
So Im going to do less photography and more paintings in 2010. Im hoping to exhibit them, so I may, may not (?) post them all on here, but show you glimpses of them instead. College isnt going too well mentally, so I need to find a focus to work.
Im also nearly at the end of a 4 year project of painting 3 sets of Buddhist Statues for a local Buddhist Centre's very large shrine, which will be the main focus of the whole community. This has been one of the most rewarding things I have ever done.
My B.A is looking less likely to be finished as Im no longer enjoying it.......
Thank you to all the artists and photographers on here, who really inspire me to carry on working. xox
I bought three canvases last week and they have been intimidating me ever since.
Two are needed for projects which I have almost finished and the other ( the largest) is for an exhibition in the Autumn.
I took the plunge today as the weather has improved overnight and prepared the backgrounds for the first two pieces.
One is covered with tissue, the other with pieces of French newspaper. They will both be coated with gesso later
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Shelving units I will be using to hold the tray-size plastic boxes I store rocks in and sell out of at the gem shows (now my primary type, although I do have larger ones for any rocks that will not fit into those.)
I have beautiful things to play with this week, like gorgeous wool blanketing samples. Incredibly soft, they will be put to work in January to make some very special Cuddly Cats.
Blogged 19 November 2009.
Decorative grid sample. The strips are felt, decorated with heat bonded enamelling powder and the links are painted paper. This could be developed further
I'm starting some mixed media pieces which require some preparatory work.
This picture shows the result of ironing the inside of a crisp packet between two pieces of plain paper.
I may leave it unadorned or I may decide to paint or otherwise embellish it.
My old notebooks from my fabric designing days.
Blogged here blairpeter.typepad.com/weblog/2006/09/hidden_inside.html
Okay so there is this person that keeps getting rid of this really great vintage knit fabric. All I have to say is one man's trash is another man's treasure. Gosh I just love thrift stores.
typing onto tissue paper, unfortunately I dropped my favourite typewriter, so having to use my £4 Imperial tab-o-matic!
This sample shows woven newspaper and painted calico stitched together with an applied phototransfer.
Work in progress: Skeleton carved from a 35 mm silver bar in silver frame. The skeleton has been drilled and burred out of the solid silver bar for many hours, but still needs more detail work. It will become a prototype for casting - and eventually become an element of casket brooches and pendants, mortuary slab rings and somesuch. It was originally inspired by a visit to the National Museum of Scotland, with the Mummy exhibition and permanent exhibits.
I really liked this retro wallpaper. Too bad we couldn't keep it (could be nice at least at one wall).
This work by Anette Snarby is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Lane Acclaim table picked up at a thrift shop to take the place of our friend's table. Just waiting for the stain and varnish.
.....continued from last photo:
Post consumer plastic bags collected from my daily household and community. All in free form crochet with 20 pound clear fishing line.
See next photo...
This is the device that is on the other end of the system - it has a receiver radio and translates the signals from the buttons into something that the conputer recognizes as a usb keyboard. It is made using hardware and software from the VUSB toolkit.