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These images are more than geographical documentation—they're visual meditations on scale, symmetry, and impermanence. Each composition evokes a painter's brushstroke or a vascular map, blurring the boundary between nature and abstraction.
As glacial meltwater flows from ice caps toward the ocean, it carries rich minerals, volcanic ash, and sediment. The shifting water channels carve intricate, vein-like patterns across the dark volcanic ash beds, creating natural abstract landscape formations when viewed from above.
Nizina River, a braided glacial river in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve in southeastern Alaska, as seen from an Operation IceBridge Alaska flight in August 2018. [NASA/Jefferson Beck.]
This is a ink pen sketch that I will soon turn into a silkscreen that will be printed on fabric lining the inside of my doll boxes
Finally finishing up my second custom petite Blythe. I put her in this contraption to hold her while I braided her hair. The hair was so fine and my fingers felt like fat sausages, but I finally got it done. I just have to dress her now : )
I made this braided mat using an assortment of black and oxford gray jeans and pants that we were not wearing anymore (didn't fit, too old, torn somewhere, etc.)
I cut them into strips, atached the strips to one another with hand stitching and braided them. Handstitched in circular shape.
Red stitching details here and there to add a little bit of color.
(left to right)
4 strand square braid
hawser braid
5 strand braid, something I learned to do with bread dough. It reminds me a little of a herringbone
There are two braids, one for each side and the sweep down into a braided bun. I have been having fun braiding my hair the last few weeks. After hacking it off last winter, it's finally long enough to get back into it. Although, the end that's rolled up into the bun is kind of small. My hair use to be a lot thicker, before I had Brice.
On a lark, The Wife braided my hair this morning before church. I left it in most of the day. She doesn't do this very often, although it looks nifty. From the back, I'm starting to look like Mr. Worf.
These are hair designs by Katje Sabin, Chicago IL. Please contact mamagotcha at gee mail dot com if you are interested in hiring Katje to braid or teach.
Holly's been doing some really nice work on Anastasia's hair lately. As is so often the case, I am runnin' along behind, trying to keep track of it all.
Kearah's Christmas Braids.
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