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The studio

-- Posted from my iPhone

Test

-- Posted from my iPhone

Self portrait- semi finished

Like the left side..the right side is still unfinished..progress to come after semester is over

Textiles:final piece

So even though it is not due until Tuesday I am finished with the dyeing part of my fabric. I may hem all the sides so I can use it as a sarong in the summer.

 The photos above are all from the larger piece. The pink skulls are probably 8" tall. All of the flowers are from the stencil I cut earlier in the semester. So all that I used to achieve this design was the flower stencil and a skull template. I will add those next. OHHHHH and a bonus piece because I want to make a purse out of this one

Progress on final pieces

The first image has all the dye and resist on it before its indigo bath. The second is out of the indigo dunk. This one was dunked 4 times trying to get a deep blue color. Tomorrow it will be steamed, rinsed and then more dyed added.

Self portrait progress

Working towards my final piece

So these are four small pieces when I was playing with the therma-fax stencil and then I have an idea for a much larger piece that includes a large figure. I have decided to not do this for my final piece and instead work on the design over the summer. Later I will post the pictures of these after they were steamed and washed out.

I find that the things that interest me are still how things emerge from the background and may just do a large piece based on this by taping off sections and just adding resist. It is slightly nerve-wracking to not know what will happen in the end but maybe its what I need..a leap of faith

Napkins: Textiles midterm

this is the stencil from before but more mixed up..just the rice paste on it

with the dye steamed and the rice paste washed out

and dipped in the indigo..its drying now so I am trying to patiently wait..sigh

Ear

Some things are just too bizarre for words..this is one of them

Limes

 

I actually love this piece, every time I look at it I am surprised that I created it.

katazome design

 

here is the sketch I went back to eventually

 

the stencil drawn out..i am removing all the black areas

 

and here is the stencil..upside down for the moment

hoping that by tomorrow I will have some on fabric..the waiting is always the hardest part

organic design

 

it makes a cool linear repeat..maybe for a border

Ink wash project

 

stage 1

 

stage 2

 

stage 3
 

and of course I'm not happy with it because I found a mistake and now I'm torn do I fix it or leave it

I realized I never posted my textiles final. I decided on shibori for the background

with hand applique and machine quilting. It was large..the stitching for the shibori took

me about 4 movies to do.

this is the finished piece. I think it is about 45 x 60 completed.

The birds are hand appliqued with hand dyed fabric..on top of the already hand dyed fabric. It was not the funniest thing I've ever done

here is a close up

surface design

square the designs are based on

more to come after I get the file small enough

Surface Design

sewn Max

I always find this interesting. The one in the previous post is sort of my sketch, but it isn't until I go look at thread that I make my final decision on layout. Steve and I have talked about that I need to work sooner on the computer to make those decisions..but maybe there actually needs to be more to the process than that. Maybe what I need to look at is sketching the rough ideas, playing in the computer with the images and then make a rough version that is sewn THEN go back to the computer to see what changes I could make with color..or if areas had fabric under them..then go to the sewing machine again for the final piece.

I do however like to make final corrections in Photoshop where I just missed or the thread messed up. What I like about this piece is that the crown really does look more like a tree..which makes me think the face needs more definition and how fun would it be to make the face look more like roots so you didn't know if you were looking at a face with glowing eyes or the ground..

Where the Wild Things Are illustration

I sort of like this..but there is a reason you don't work on your assignments and take cough medicine

textiles final

Its unquilted at the moment but I already like the feel of it.

so simple and cool

i love those vector shape animals..so simple and clean