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mixed media collage works, in acrylic. I have been burning it up lately, and these are stages of works in progress. eventually i want to make time lapse gifs.
this painting lasted a little over a week on the gallery walls before someone bought it.
typing onto tissue paper, unfortunately I dropped my favourite typewriter, so having to use my £4 Imperial tab-o-matic!
This sample shows woven newspaper and painted calico stitched together with an applied phototransfer.
Work in progress: Skeleton carved from a 35 mm silver bar in silver frame. The skeleton has been drilled and burred out of the solid silver bar for many hours, but still needs more detail work. It will become a prototype for casting - and eventually become an element of casket brooches and pendants, mortuary slab rings and somesuch. It was originally inspired by a visit to the National Museum of Scotland, with the Mummy exhibition and permanent exhibits.
I really liked this retro wallpaper. Too bad we couldn't keep it (could be nice at least at one wall).
This work by Anette Snarby is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
This is the device that is on the other end of the system - it has a receiver radio and translates the signals from the buttons into something that the conputer recognizes as a usb keyboard. It is made using hardware and software from the VUSB toolkit.
A work in progress shot of my piece "Abstract Face", featured in the Brettkunst artshow. Sold to buyer in Denmark.
day 0ne: beetee, AO and me start the night bevor to paint 3 canvas´ the first combo at 2010
day two: artiste ouvrier, beetee and pirho started to place their stuff at the walls.
at the evening Artiste Ouvrier open the workinprogress exhibition with a short shadow theatre.
during the next days of the workinprogress exhibition you can meet artiste ouvrier while he
cut a 3x4m stencil for the lezarts-bievre festival in june.
The Musk Orchid can reproduce vegetatively and so it is common to find them in pairs, clumps and groups.
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This is an example of how I use Paint Shop Pro as a design tool.
Image number one is an original mono print using acrylic paint on to calico.
Image two is the first manipulation, which involved layering on top of photographs and manipulating the image using the effects tool.
The background is a refinement of these two images using further photographs and textile backgrounds and the displacement map tool.
This simple process will give me a great many ideas to work on which will hopefully lead to a full textile piece.
I have gradually come to use this work process over time and find it most usefull, although I have to start with a sketch and develop the idea in stitch.