Monday, June 25, 2012
WIP - Untitled Corn
Experimenting with different thread colors and thicknesses.
4x6ish inches. Natural dyed cotton fabric.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
New Work Coming Soon!
Digitally printed silk organza overlaying a piece of logwood purple dyed silk organza, the small red strip of fabric on top is madder lac dyed silk organza net.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
WIP - Untitled
Work In Progress from sometime around 2002.
Natural Dyed Silk and Cotton Fabrics. Natural Dyed Silk Cocoons. Indigo Dyed Cotton Fabric. Machine and Hand Stitched.
Natural Dyed Silk and Cotton Fabrics. Natural Dyed Silk Cocoons. Indigo Dyed Cotton Fabric. Machine and Hand Stitched.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
WIP - Big Blue Stem
Here it is hanging vertically, I started this piece many moons ago, as in like sometime around 1999 many moons ago!
This piece has always bothered me, there's a thread over on the Quilt Art list about cutting up a piece. Well I've been tempted to cut the dark side of this quilt off for some 12 years now! Now that I have Adobe CS 6 I've started experimenting with this piece
Here it is without the marks, I'm thinking some additional stitching and or embellishment is needed to make this piece really sing.
This piece has always bothered me, there's a thread over on the Quilt Art list about cutting up a piece. Well I've been tempted to cut the dark side of this quilt off for some 12 years now! Now that I have Adobe CS 6 I've started experimenting with this piece
Here it is without the marks, I'm thinking some additional stitching and or embellishment is needed to make this piece really sing.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Saturday, June 09, 2012
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Monday, June 04, 2012
Corn No. 35
Before additional stitching was added to the surface.
After, I'm liking this piece a lot with the additional stitching, not sure if ti's finished or not though.
Inspiration 060412
Labels:
Corn,
Country,
Equipment,
Farm,
Inspiration,
Old,
Rusty,
Supply,
Tools,
Tractor,
Trailor,
Wagon
Sunday, June 03, 2012
Organizing
Still working on getting my desktop organized, but with the help of my neighbor, I was able to get some of the computer issues resolved, one of them was replacing the network card and adding more RAM to the machine, the best part was the addition of the second workstation moniter. The new addition is already making video editing much nicer, ditto on writing in InDesign.
Friday, June 01, 2012
WIP - Corn No.'s 51 and 52
Corn No. 51 (That was then.)
Corn No. 52 (Eclipse) ~ It has been awhile since I've worked in the horizontal plane. Right now I'm taking a break from the sewing machine so I my eyes can relax a bit.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Corn No. 50
On a warm background.
On a cream matt board background, it actually looks a lot warmer in person am still learning where everything is stored at in Photoshop CS6!
8.5x11 inches framed/finished to 11x14x2 inches.
Compost/Eco Dyed cotton and silk fabric, constructed silk cloth, machine stitched.
On display for the teacher show at the CIAA/Fisher in Marshalltown, IA
On a cream matt board background, it actually looks a lot warmer in person am still learning where everything is stored at in Photoshop CS6!
8.5x11 inches framed/finished to 11x14x2 inches.
Compost/Eco Dyed cotton and silk fabric, constructed silk cloth, machine stitched.
On display for the teacher show at the CIAA/Fisher in Marshalltown, IA
eBook Issue Resolved!!!
I found out this afternoon that some of the eBooks on CD are no longer working with the latest version of Adobe Acrobat (Mac version) if you bought one of my eBooks on disc and it is not working to please let me know when you bought the book(s) and I'll send a digital download instead.
Mark Making with Nature eBook is available for digital download in my shop!!!
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
WIP - Bins
Will add more color, layers, and texture tomorrow, am much happier with hit now though, as compared to the earlier post from today.
WIP- Bins
Charcoal on gesso on baltic birch plywood.
This is the second time I've tried painting over charcoal, ok I'm using a brush to paint with, and I have to admit I absolutely loathe it! First off I find myself wanting to paint 'inside' the lines like a coloring book, mistake number one, and secondly I keep expecting my brush to respond like my palette knife and well we all know that's not going to happen, mistake number two. So when the first coat of paint is done drying I'm planning to go at it again with my palette knife and this time ignore those line!
Acrylic on baltic birch plywood.
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