On the right are my bird paintings on paper which transformed when I copied them onto calico with fabric dye. Everything acts differently, the paints, the brushes, the paper, the textile...and so new designs occur!
Friday, 2 October 2015
Art Course Posting Two
Some of my efforts:
Sarah Campbell listening and making her design into a lampshade...
Sarah does rhythm in pattern making with marks on textile as well as painting negative space and then filling with pattern marks.... It has taken me a while to understand her method! One could not emulate her style! She paints the negative space then makes printing marks and brush or foam painting parks.
Her brushes:
On the right are my bird paintings on paper which transformed when I copied them onto calico with fabric dye. Everything acts differently, the paints, the brushes, the paper, the textile...and so new designs occur!
After that I tried two more calico paintings with making marks.
On the right are my bird paintings on paper which transformed when I copied them onto calico with fabric dye. Everything acts differently, the paints, the brushes, the paper, the textile...and so new designs occur!
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Love the birds!!
ReplyDeleteYou'll be raiding all the art shops around for materials!!!