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In Centro de Bellas Artes (Madrid). Exposed Works of: Bloo and Titi, Dingo, Ciril 23, Dier, Curruncho, Mufasa Mordiscos and more people! Thanks to everyone that has come to see the exhibition. The exhibition will be along 5th and 6th of March.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMViPKkRImk
Greetings to everyone, enjoy the exhibition.
Drawing made by: Curruncho, Mufasa Mordiscos, and Name.
Edge Guitar Artist, March 2013
A rare treat to be able to watch Phlegm painting a new mural on the side of the old Taylor Eye Witness Works to coincide with his amazing “Mausoleum of the Giants” exhibition which is currently inside the Works on Milton Street until 6th April. Tuesday 2nd April 2019.
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bag i thrifted that i am going to altered so it can be my at on the go bag......more pictures coming soon......it will take a while to evolve
Dad's granny square afghan
over half way done
promised 2 years ago
cord bag
going to finish one day
Counted that I have only 18 more to crochet to finish. That doesn't seem so bad. Maybe it will get done this year after all.
Final result of Jerry in progress. Watercolour on 21x13cm. moleskine watercolour notebook.
Jerry in progres.Jerry Waese for JKPP
Watercolour on 21x13cm. moleskine watercolour notebook Jerry's thread in JKPP:
www.flickr.com/groups/portraitparty/discuss/7215762350381...
Jerry's stream is here:
This is the portrait Jerry made of me: www.flickr.com/photos/waese/5761429312/
Found my old (very old) unfinished project. And can't stop to wonder how that tiny crosses turn the splashes on a fabric to this amazing bright picture!
i like how my collages look before i draw in the details, might try doing more without ink in the future
This will be the back. After it's quilted I'll applique on these robot pieces and the piece I embroidered, and I'll embroider a little chain from the robot hands to the sign.
These were treated with the crackle medium which didn't work at all. It also left the image very hard and shiny so it was difficult to crumple.
I will have to look for another use for this product.
Gathering together some unusual books for a forthcoming workshop.
I will be experimenting with book forms which are suitable for embroidered samples.
About half way through a work in progress. The highest print is from a copper plate that I abandoned because I left it in the acid too long and it etched too deeply, which meant that all of the tone printed as pure black. Very dramatic, but no use. The lower three are from another plate. I etched it until it printed quite dark, but wasn't as horrible as the first one, and I've been burnishing it gradually to bring out highlights and more interesting tones. Also, obviously, I used blue ink for the most recent proof. Maybe I'll go back to black, though.