wood type for 'Hit Song' going into the flatbed

inspiration

watercolor 14"x12"

A skirt cut out of tea bag fabric and manipulated in Paint Shop Pro

TAMWORTH JAM....Full peice to come

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This is a model which my daughter made whilst in Nursery. She said that it was me!.

I pressed heated forma foam ( memory foam) into the face and I hope to use the imprint to print on to paper and fabric. I could get very excited about the possibilities of this product. It seems to be mostly used for taking imprints of natural products, such as leaves. Angie uses embroidered Indian fabrics from which to take an impression. ... but what about using your own stitching or mixed media piece..... it's almost like a collograph in reverse.

WIP Upcycled/Sustainable Fashion workshop lead by Isablea Reyes-Klaine at the Holland Project, Dec. 2022. This workshop was part of the 2022-2023 Work In Progress program.

Artrage

"Expose Me - Counting Crows"

I have so many talents

I'm afraid to show them

People may not like them

So they're hidden

Hidden within

Where no one can hate them!

Or appreciate them?

I have so many dreams

I'm afraid to reveal them

People may not accept them

So they're hidden

Hidden within

Where no one can kill them!

Or fulfill them?

I have so many beautiful thoughts

I'm afraid to share them

People may ignore them

So they're hidden

Hidden within

Where no one can ignore them!

Or enjoy them?

I hate to hide

I hide cause I'm lonely

I need someone who will expose me

Is it you?

So I've been toying with the idea of poses for a long time. nothing animated, just expressive emotional poses for pictures. I'll be doing singles, and couple poses. I'll post them as I finish them. I'm no good with advertisement ads. anyhow preview of first pose creation. I need some tips on how to keep the pose from moving..so any tips are welcome. thanks Lexia

finally after months of shooting. . .

work in progress

fimo

This is the latest in my poppy oil painting "series". Measures 32 X 48 ", oil on canvas. Based on This Photo

moduli e moduli

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Fire's riding to valleys of death

while shadows are rising from bloody hells

Fire's riding to Hargor, the town

where evil and terror conquered the clouds

We sing to the wind the legend of the kings

to spread our heart to the kingdom of dusk

where heroes are lost, where now reigns the Shadow Lord!

- "Dargor- Shadowlord of the Black Mountain" - Rhapsody of Fire

Quick WIP shot of my current project for Losthaven.

18th century petticoat, ruffle

Art doll repaint work in progress.

WIP Hand Tufting workshop lead by Svetlana Shigroff.

table with in process works.

the paint shop in craiova...

water bottle cozy work in progress.

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blogged

work in progress - oil and acrylic on canvas - 48"x60"

Blogged.

I am gonna make a shirt for my son's 4th birthday.

Pattern found here.

Day 2 of the children being back at school and I was happy to get an hour in at the sewing machine after a very long time away. This is a sneak peek at a new project.

Workinprogress

Old progress pics of the last stages of Ingenue before molding.

I love graph paper. This is the planned block layout for "spools," a selvage quilt I'm making for Quilting in the Pines 2011.

70% Wool / 30% mohair, needles # 5

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.

finally busted out my protractor... and made a bunch of circles.

marker on cheap paper, I love doodling.

View On White

Trasloco in corso: e il Tapiro dirige i lavori.

How long does it take to form. tune, and decorate an ocarina of this size? The answer is probably, "Too long to ever recover the time invested". Ultimately, the additional time to bisque fire, glaze, glaze fire (repeatedly) will put the pricing of higher quality pieces out of reach...which is cause for reflecting upon the question, "Why do you really do this?"

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