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Láminas de la exposición "Work in Progress", en la Escuela de Artes de Almería.
Fotografía de Javier Alonso.
The completed back of the sweater
Blogged here: misskatie-littleredsquirrel.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/whats-...
Yesterday I was home alone and listened to my audiobook, as I pieced this together - it is odd and uneven and and strange and totally without a theme and it sort of just happened...
well, at least it is colourful! :-)
I don't know if it is going to be a baby blanket again; I might chop it up into strips and sew them together with some other fabric... maybe I'll just keep this one going without a plan whatsoever.... it will turn into something at some point, I guess?!
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.
perm. marker & acrylic
I'm hoping to work on this one a bit more today - upload photos of it this evening. I'd much rather paint than sleep.
WORK IN PROGRESS
8x8" Getting there on little Oscar. I am not following his colors exactly since I don't have his exact shade, so kind of doing my own thing.
Start your General Election embroidery.
I have drawn the cartoons on to treated linen, and have progressed to painting these with Kohinoor paints.
Well, hotrodding ia about taking a car and buidling it up... You bring what you got to Saturday donuts and next week's work will show more when you get together again.
Still only about 1/2 way there - and a lot of clean-up to do now - but overall I'm rather pleased with the progress.
Grease Alley, an industrial backwater neighborhood in a blade-runner/fifth-element genre. These shops back onto a trash and old parts-strewn gully, where the junk skiff comes by to pick up broken components, industrial leftovers, and the occasional "borrowed" part.
After changing out his spots and dark coloring under his nose I think 3 or 4 times, I am going to try to stay with this. Too bad they don't make speckled black/white glass. Onto the right side of head tomorrow.
Got half the baby pup's head done. Not to bad so far, just not looking forward to working with the spots on his face and what glass to use.
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...
I am leading a workshop called "The Book Artist as an explorer" and as a result I have discovered some treasures which have been hidden from view for a while.
I am now inspired to carry on with some work which has been left unfinished for some time
Here is my next project - a boston terrier named Lily that from her pictures, seems to be a teensy, tiny Boston who likes to smile. Seems to be a precious little baby.
This is another work in progress…
just have to do the edging…hopefully tonight…
fingers crossed for a reveal tomorrow…
I’ve had trouble photographing it, as the aqua blue is more turquoise actually…
& the lightest colour is a very pale turquoise…
Sneak peek: We would like to share a preview of Adelle and Adelle Sans PE, the Pan-European extension that adds Monotonic Greek and Cyrillic to the Adelle family.
- 3 min. exposure UV
- 1.5 ml dichromate, 1.0 ml gum arabic
- development 20 minutes only with slight rinse, whoops I was bit too hurry in this.
Yellow sticked to the print pretty well. I noticed that the Original print of Ole no moire is not comparable, because of differing color palette. But it will give you guidelines.
I've been working steadily on my next exhibition piece which is entitled "Brexit - the first lie"
The background fabric is a piece of distressed black denim and I'm adding slits to this to denote the cracks in society caused by the result of the referendum.
These slits are backed with fragments of old paper which I machined over, coloured and varnished.
They will be eventually "papered over"
This shows the reverse of the fabric before the spare paper was torn away