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A little experiment with mixed media...

Cutting in. My Dad taught me how to paint, it's fun.

Fibre is 'Scottish Seascape' on BFL/sparkly nylon, being spun my Wildcraft Pink Lace and Forget-me-nots spindle.

bits and pieces of broken and reclaimed items mingle with repurposed materials (tin can beads, dried play dough fragments, reclaimed buttons). The items are bound (held) on a field of cloth and threads. The cloth acts as a support the fragments and broken pieces. The threads are in the shape of spirals, symbol of chaos but also of reconstruction; seed stitches sow new hope. The faces float on the surface, caught in the turbulance. Chaos and creativity are present.

May all the creative forces of reconstruction and rebuilding be with you.

The work is not yet complete, more stitching needed in center. It also needs to be stretched over a frame.

CATWOMAN. Hand drawn, scanned, and inked in Photoshop. Work in progress.

(going to be a hooded cardigan)

Attacking the ice with um...a screw driver. I don't have an ice pick.

Here you can see how I've constructed the collar

i haven't done lino block printing in a couple of years, so this is a start. once the ink dries i'll paint or draw to add to the images and make them a little different. oh, and the thing on the left was to use up any extra ink left on the plate. i liked it.

Speakers, screen, and projector installed and aligned

Untitled as of yet

14x18?

oil on canvasboard (yeah! Cheap stuff's the best!)

totally still in progress.

cabeçuda :D*

[US] There will be bones (April 2012) - Original creation on cotton canvas (31.5x23.6 inches) with acrylic painting and Posca pens for design.

[FR] There will be bones (Avril 2012) - Peinture et création originale acrylique sur toile en coton (80x60 cm) et graphisme aux stylos acryliques Posca

It will never be finished, because tan is way to expensive. I tried not using flash.

Taking a free theme and making it work in Buddypress.

Still waiting for the new etched glass door to arrive.

6" square patches in browns and turquoises: a quick quilt/playmat for a friend's new granddaughter. The friend lives near the sea, hence the choice of picture fabrics. (She's also a gardener and loves acers. Not sure where the musical mice come in!)

The top's finished - now to assemble it with a cream/bronze tiny-print border/back, and quilt it, trying out a YLI space-dyed quilting thread.

From and egg carton ans wine corks. Needs some paint and dirt to be done.

Eemshaven

inprogress

I've been working on this pattern for a few days. It is based on the Velveteen rabbit illustrations. I hope to be selling the sewing pattern in my shop by next week.

It will never be finished, because tan is way to expensive.