Again I started out with 2 sheets 12" X 12" ironed onto steam a seam.
These are two kinds of rollers I bought at the Dollar Tree (everything a dollar). The foam rollers are easily removed from the handle for washing or messing with. Picture the foam roller with bits of tape or elastics. The other roller is a tacky link roller. I removed the paper on this one and added elastics (below)
A collograph made from hot glue on cardboard. There is paint on it which adds to it's longevity. See if you can find where I used it both today and on the last post!
Lint roller previously mentioned
FAMOUS Foam donut. I think it came on a knob to protect it while shipping. Definitely one of my favorite tools.
Both sheets side by side - finished
Woven and held together with the tackiness of the Steam a seam.
Heat bonding it to the brown paper backing.
Four close-ups of individual sections of the piece. You'll see why on the next post
I have "plans"
They are both great experiments with the chance. You might be interested to follow similar ones by Ellsworth Kelly as well.
ReplyDeleteI have "plans" she says. :) It is interesting to see what happens when the patterns are fragmented.
ReplyDeletethis is al so interesting!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE the free and spontaneous feel of these pieces! I have so many repurposed "stamps" I just might have to try this one myself!
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