Here is the pile of stuff I schlep every day. It's so hard to plan for what you may need in any eventuality, so best to just take a little of everything. Then some more. And a book.
Molly got her costume for the dog show coming up in our little community. Of course she wanted to free Tibet from Chinese tyranny, but I happen to know she can be bought with a fist full of Pup-eroni.
Here are a few of the cyanotype prints I made on fabric. Tomorrow I am going to concentrate more on paper so I will have some to work with later.
This was a wintergreen oil rubbing transfer on to dome gold dry brushed paper. The fine detail was lost but I think it can be saved by some extra attention to the feathers. This will be a tri-fold booklet, simple.
Two Polaroids, one a transfer and one a lift. Both are very dark, overcompensation for overexposed slides.
A close up of another Bridge book, this one made of papers and bound in a waxed cover.
I copied quotes having to do with bridges, printed them on the inkjet, visited Kinkos, now known as Fed Ex Office, and made laser prints in reverse on acetate. Then I transfered the quoted to the book pages with a blender pen.
Some are better than others.
And finally I also laser printed a bunch of the Tide Pool photos onto small cards and made an accordion book and a wee box to hold it. But then it needed a cummerbund. I think this one is very cute and plan on maybe thirty or forty more.
Or not.
One more day of class and I will be able to get back to normal procrastinations, regular meals, and my usual schedule of walking in the mornings and keeping up with laundry. I will also be glad to be out of my car for so many hours a day. But I will miss the action of everyone in class and all they are doing- such fun to be tripping over people's great ideas all day!
I had to pick up my little quilt that was returned from the New Focus show in Coos Bay OR. I was hoping there would have been some documentation like a newspaper article or something but I suppose I should be glad it's intact, right? I love this little piece, wish it would have put on a few more miles, but I was happy to be included in the show.
1 comment :
How do you get streetplans etc printed onto the fabric. Are they on acetate?
Wouldnt that make a fabulous fabric line?
And the wintergreen oil for the bird - I am puzzled by what you do with that? It's a lovely ghostly image, though.
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