1. The first photo is the first of my two resolved samples for chapter 13 ( I did 2 because I am not sure that that either quite fits the bill). It is taken from the torn paper portraits as detailed below. I wish that I had used a stronger colour for the couching of the face and also not used white cotton for the machine stitching of the wax marks, but it is only a sample. 
2. The strips of fabric machined onto background before the couching. The fabric has become very crinkled because I did not put iti onto pelmet vylene or use a frame, but I think that it looks OK in the final version as it reflects the energy of the source design. 
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Messing around with the torn paper portrait on the computer
4. Original torn paper design used for the resolved sample.
5,6,7,8,9,10,11. As you can see I quite got into the torn paper portraits!
12. This is my other rsolved sample, going back to the cubist portraits; it uses various types of couching and there is alos a bit of laid work.
13, 14. Design stage for resolved sample number two.
4. Original torn paper design used for the resolved sample.
5,6,7,8,9,10,11. As you can see I quite got into the torn paper portraits!
12. This is my other rsolved sample, going back to the cubist portraits; it uses various types of couching and there is alos a bit of laid work.
13, 14. Design stage for resolved sample number two.
2 comments:
Hi Jane, did you have fun with these? it looks like you did and i love your vibrant colours they work really well together
I do like your cubist resolved sample- must have taken an age to do with that detail!
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