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Jerry in progress.Jerry Waese for JKPP

each one of the phases of this work in progress might be considered a finished work. I wanted to keep each one of these stages.

Watercolour on 21x13cm. moleskine watercolour notebook Jerry's thread in JKPP:

www.flickr.com/groups/portraitparty/discuss/7215762350381...

Jerry's stream is here:

www.flickr.com/photos/waese/

This is the portrait Jerry made of me: www.flickr.com/photos/waese/5761429312/

 

I got to work on Jack's new baby quilt this past weekend.

work in progress - 48"x60"

oil on canvas panel, 6x10

Rowan + Noro = sun cardigan :D

Work in progress.

I drew on to the pages of an old book and painted the faces with pigment paint.

This picture shows them after I applied them to a previously dyed blanket.

They await stitching!

4 Blythe dresses cut out, fraychecked and pinned. I'll have to find some nice trim for these :)

🎨L'oeuvre : "Lâcher prise" est presque terminé !

"la liberté d'être vaillant pour soi et pour les autres, c'est ça aussi le bonheur"- Leelooart

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🎨The artwork: "Letting go" is almost finished!

" The freedom to be valiant for oneself and for others is also happiness!" - Leelooart

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Stay Tuned for more:

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Curadora : Leda Maria Prado

Empty office space used for photographic exhibition.

"paper airplane chase (hope, dream, fly)"

by steppie

 

+ 8x8" wood black

+ charcoal, acrylic

Artist: Brian Kooser

Moment: September 28, 2018

Locale: Ellensburg, Washington, USA

Event: Buskers in the Burg Workshop

Narrative: Mermadonna's head sculpt.

 

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See more of my current work on my blog

My version of "True Blue"In My NaNoJouMo file folder journal is a little darker then most so far ;) Work In Progress

A line of little shoes waiting to be sawn out.

 

Rangoli competition in office.

Swallows - pillow cover in progress

I have a precious piece of erosion bundle silk fabric which I hope to use for this special outfit. However a dried empty tea bag caught my eye so before I use my fabric I think I'll try that first.

Work in progress

This series is an experiment in making mugphlutes more compact and horizontal rather than tall and narrow. Most are under 10" tall. Reconstituted stoneware, constructed from pinch pots and tubes formed around various sized dowels or a tapered spout tool (my new favorite toy for making horn-like bells).

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