30 November 2012

And the results are in


The deconstructed fabric and "experiments" are washed, dried, ironed and photographed in indirect light. Remember the screens were deconstructed in sets of 6 except the first screen and I tried to squeeze 9 out of it. The last 3 were very pale. The photographs below are either half sheets (4' X 4') or detail shots. The "experiemnts was on two add pieces of cloth, one about 12X45 and the other 36X45. Both are yellow

 half sheet
 detail
6 pulls
 detail
 half sheet color over previous deconstructed work
 detail
 half sheet
 detail
 deatil
 one part of "experiment"
 deatil
 detail with hand print (done on purpose)
 other piece of "experiment" 
 half sheet
 detail
 detail
 detail
 detail
 half sheet
detail
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7 comments:

  1. Joke Hardenbol30 November, 2012 05:46

    I love picture 17 and 18

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  2. Sandra30 November, 2012 09:04

    Lovely experiments!

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  3. beth from still life pond30 November, 2012 11:12

    Yum! So much going on in these. 17th reminds me of Monet waterlilies colors. And I really like the 5th one--on top of a previous print.

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  4. ann vanherle30 November, 2012 13:31

    The details of the first and last picture are so fabulous

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  5. Kit Lang30 November, 2012 13:39

    wow - you have some really great results there! Have you considered selling some of them?

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  6. Suus30 November, 2012 14:39

    Nice colours

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  7. marjolijn01 December, 2012 14:28

    What a lovely colors! Experiments like this must be a joy to do!

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