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Gathering together some unusual books for a forthcoming workshop.
I will be experimenting with book forms which are suitable for embroidered samples.
Work in progress on a snowy weekend - blogged at gratzindustries.blogspot.com/2010/02/snowed-in.html
A bit further along. Everything has core wool now, so its just finalizing the shape and adding the top coat wool. Fully posable, but think the legs need a little more structure.
mixed media collage works, in acrylic. I have been burning it up lately, and these are stages of works in progress. eventually i want to make time lapse gifs.
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Work in Progress:
I'm in the process of developing a new series of photographs for gravure printing.
Made with Leica Digi. To be transfered to transparency, then polymer photogravure, printed in intaglio...
work in progress.
Inpiración: Kate Nash y su hermoso y fabuloso pelo. Gracias Nash
Inspired by Kate Nash and her beautiful and fabulous hair. Thanks Nash!
The back, or the other side; depends which way round you want it :-)
As with another pot I've overlapped the design with the banding.
..26ott.. son arrivato da poco a San jose del Pacifico, sulla via per oaxaca, e' un paesino di montagna, fa freschino, 2700 m .. staro qua domani e domen vo a oaxaca.. son in una specie di ostello tutto in legno molto accogliente.. prossiama settimana qui costruiranno un forno in mattoni di terra cruda con argilla, terra , acqua e aghi di pino... spero di ritornarci per partecipar alla costruzione!!
I've been working on the layout for my bee quilt... I'm going to make three super sized scrappy star blocks for the centre :)
slostudio.ca/post/114577696353/scrappy-stars-bee-quilt-iv...
I'm in the final stages of preparing a wall hung piece for exhibition.
It's called "Mary, Mary, quite contrary" and uses the traditional English nursery rhyme to illustrate the connection between the policies of the Margaret Thatcher government and the problems facing present day society.
The top part of this piece exists in a colourful Nursery Rhyme Land, with Margaret tending her flowers (the fruits of her policies) whilst underground, the bulbs (or origins), continue to feed the resulting damage to society.
I have shown here two of the bulbs, and their temporary labels, which have been applied to a complex machine embroidered background