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Final result of Jerry in progress. Watercolour on 21x13cm. moleskine watercolour notebook.
Jerry in progres.Jerry Waese for JKPP
Watercolour on 21x13cm. moleskine watercolour notebook Jerry's thread in JKPP:
www.flickr.com/groups/portraitparty/discuss/7215762350381...
Jerry's stream is here:
This is the portrait Jerry made of me: www.flickr.com/photos/waese/5761429312/
Design modification : I have decided to 'scale down' the design to one panel instead of the original one which was a 'three-panel design'; reason being the stitches and joints are uneven (not close enough to be 'Sashiko'-standard).
If you are interested in the design layout / creation, please visit my blog and scroll down to the first entry
zorgball.wordpress.com/2009/05/29/work-in-progress-my-fir...
Found my old (very old) unfinished project. And can't stop to wonder how that tiny crosses turn the splashes on a fabric to this amazing bright picture!
i like how my collages look before i draw in the details, might try doing more without ink in the future
This will be the back. After it's quilted I'll applique on these robot pieces and the piece I embroidered, and I'll embroider a little chain from the robot hands to the sign.
This book will be called "Fear".
I'm increasingly struck by the presence of this emotion in everyday life: the press and TV are awash with reports which add to this fear.
My record will involve words and images which will be contained in an individually designed folder.
Brown card, white acrylic paint, masking tape and ink.
Work in progress
About half way through a work in progress. The highest print is from a copper plate that I abandoned because I left it in the acid too long and it etched too deeply, which meant that all of the tone printed as pure black. Very dramatic, but no use. The lower three are from another plate. I etched it until it printed quite dark, but wasn't as horrible as the first one, and I've been burnishing it gradually to bring out highlights and more interesting tones. Also, obviously, I used blue ink for the most recent proof. Maybe I'll go back to black, though.
Got some more done today, as usual, what you see may not stay the same. Seems like at times I have to lay down glass, come back the next day to see what is wrong.
Finally got around to updating this. I put it on the shelf awhile ago and only recently realized it was the base, not the mini, that was annoying me. Going to pull him off and sculpt a new base.
a sushi tray unfit to be eaten from as the oils in Zircote are toxic. It would damage the paint as well. [EDIT] No actually it is not toxic at all, The oils are just an added irritant to the lungs when working it. oops. And it is ziricote, double oops.
I finally got back to this quilt I've been making for Clark, buckled down and did the main piecing of it. This has been a total bear of a no pattern quilt in that there are variable lengths and widths--all to incorporate the different sized fussy cut robots. I can't believe it actually looks pretty much like I wanted it to.
torbellamonaca è un quartiere periferico di roma. situato oltre il grande raccordo anulare, il quartiere appare estraneo, più di altri, dalle dinamiche e dalle connessioni con la città . nei suoi palazzi è condensata un'umanità precaria, talvolta illegale, spesso alle soglie della povertà . tra le sue mura, a tratti carcerarie, si aprono varchi che conducono a inaspettati giardini, biblioteche, centri di aggregazione. in uno di questi varchi si è inserito il Laboratorio Museo di Arte Sperimentale de "Gli Amici", supportato dalla Comunità di Sant'Egidio e diretto dalla giovane Maria Carosio. Parte da qui la nostra esplorazione nel quartiere.