If you're spent any time reading my blog, then you know that I love paper and cloth almost equally.
I use them almost interchangeably in my work.
The last few blog posts are evidence of that.
I shared a few photos of a few of those prints (on cloth and paper) but I created a stack of them that I haven't shared.
Here's a few of them on cloth.
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cotton fabric |
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cotton fabric |
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cotton fabric with leaves from a neighbor's yard... |
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Silk fabric dyed with Goldenrod (a weed around here in SC).
I think that the black areas came from a mold (or something like that) that
began growing in my little bundle. |
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Silk dyed with yellow and red (or purple) onions.
Notice the lines form the string that I tied the bundle with. |
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Silk fabric dyed/monoprinted with yellow onion and some weed
from a local pasture. A common weed here (green, no flowers)
that is every where in upstate SC. Also has a few
Oak leaves wrapped in the bundle. |
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Walnut tree stem with various other leaves
in bundle. Soaked in walnut "juice".
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