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This face is to be part of a piece on the forced feeding of Suffragettes.
I have taken the stitched newspaper and painted and sprayed it with pigment paint and acrylic paint.
I then added the features, and then wet the piece again and rubbed back part of the work to expose the grid structure. This is to illustrate the damage that the feeding tube did not only to the throat, but also to the mind.
After it had dried, I then dry brushed some Jacquard Lumiere paint in Halo and jewel colours on to the top of the paper.
I will now leave this to thoroughly dry overnight and then I will give it a couple of coats of mat medium, before stitching into it again. The shape could do with refining too.
This measures 15 inches by 10 inches
For TR, because he inspired it...I just don't have the inspiration or drive to finish it.
The idea was to create a submarine with the ability to deploy an aquatic-capable mobile suit. It more or less can do this, and has the rough shape I want, but I kind of lost interest and want to build something else. Maybe I will return to it one day...
There we go. Step two of this #mixedmedia #painting and #collage #acrylic #oilpainting and #printed #paper on #canvas #acrilicos #pintura #oleos #papel #impreso #print #linocutprint #dripping #tecnicamixta #BuenosAires #Argentina #Arte #artlovers #Kunst #artwork #workinprogress #unfinished
this is the functional prototype of the Pants Interface wireless button controller! This piece is made up of two momentary switches (constructed from scratch out of fabric) and a microcontroller. The microcontroller is a jeenode, which has an integrated HopeRF wireless radio. I've also used his sweet little power board that lets it run from a single AA battery.
Once I got the basic design of the button down (let's call it a sort of square top hat) I spent a bunch of time iterating - making slightly different versions, jamming them in my pocket, and trying to get them to fault.
While I was doing this lilia was ninja chopping the code. We still need to develop how we process the signals. Signal processing, ah. What does a button press look like? How long should it send a signal for? How long should it wait before sending another one?
Once I got the basic design of the button down (let's call it a sort of square top hat) I spent a bunch of time iterating - making slightly different versions, jamming them in my pocket, and trying to get them to fault.
While I was doing this lilia was ninja chopping the code. We still need to develop how we process the signals. Signal processing, ah. What does a button press look like? How long should it send a signal for? How long should it wait before sending another one?
El desarrollo hasta el momento... / So far this is the sample that looks closer to what i had imagined.
Unintentional Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss painting. Honestly, It was not planned, but I think it resembles her.
I have been thinking about a forthcoming exhibition at a National Trust property near here later in the Spring. I am to submit work for display in the Gardener's Bothy and for this I am making some miniature garden books.
I have long had an interest in dolls' houses and miniatures and an exhaustive search of the attic has unearthed a miniature greenhouse I made many years ago.
At that time I had made a clay tile floor, and I'd even marked clearly on the back of each tile it's relevant position.
All I can say is that either the tiles have warped in the meanwhile or I got my numbering wrong but I've struggled today setting the tiles into the floor without to many gaps.
This is the result.
I've just brushed dried tea leaves into the surface of the tiles and the gaps in the hope that it will look like earth.
It's very uneven and will make the furniture wobbly but it does add a little authenticity to the space.
Using lots of PVA glue.
It's a good job that the sun is out for once as it's going to take ages to dry.
Dos viñetas del story de mi próximo cómic
Two frames from the story of my next comic
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Robe made for custom order to create a reproduction of Christine's night attire from The Phantom of the Opera (http://www.costumersguide.com/phantom6.shtml)
Complete piece will also consist of a camisole split skirt and corset.
Made from lightly tea-stained cheesecloth, broderie anglaise and satin ribbon flowers.