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Category Archives: winged things
Logan Art Gallery studio session
A session at the Logan Art Gallery. Photoemulsion screenprinting from drawing to printing for secondary teachers. Sponsored by School Art Supplies.
Posted in Fabric printing, printmaking, screen printing, silk painting, Street reads, wearable art, winged things
Tagged brisbane, Brisbane arts, photoemulsion, print studio, printmaking, screenprinting
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Invisible garden
Photographs from my exhibition at Gatakers Artspace Maryborough. Exhibition continues until February 28th.
Posted in banners and flags, ceramics, Fabric printing, inspiration, mosaics, murals, printing on ceramic, printmaking, screen printing, silk painting, silk printing, t shirt printing, Upatree Puppetry, winged things
Tagged angels, banners, Gatakers Artspace, printmaking, screenprinting, textile design, wings
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pictures in an exhibition
New paintings and prints, frames within frames, my pictures in an exhibition.
Posted in illustration, inspiration, printmaking, screen printing, winged things
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back to nature?
Meanwhile, back at Natureworks, they’ve been finishing a giant Santa and shipping more big koalas. When they’re bubble wrapped they look like a Christo work in progress. I like the inside-outside casting shells that hang in the sheds. On … Continue reading
Posted in mosaics, winged things, Zombies
Tagged animal sculptures, big things, cast animals, David Joffe, lifesize animal sculptures, lifesize animals, mosaic animals, Nancy Brown, where the big things are
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mosaic sculptures
Sometimes life takes a surreal turn. I never know what’s around the corner working on some large mosaic sculptural pieces in a bizarre and wonderful setting surrounded by low maintenance animals. Pinch myself to check if it’s real, and even … Continue reading
Posted in inspiration, mosaics, winged things, Zombies
Tagged Catriona Holland, David Joffe, handmade Brisbane, natureworks
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Day of the Dead
http://www.upatreearts.org/ Preparing for Day of the Dead with Upatree Arts at Mt Nebo, preparing and creating images on the screens ready for a day of printing.
Posted in banners and flags, Fabric printing, Festivals, illustration, inspiration, lantern making, printmaking, screen printing, silk printing, t shirt printing, Upatree Arts, Upatree Puppetry, wearable art, winged things, Zombies
Tagged day of the dead, festivals, printmaking, screenprinting
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silk scarves
Making silk scarves, some work in progress, for Catwalk Botanique event, Friends of Mt Cootha Botanical Gardens.
Posted in Fabric printing, printmaking, silk painting, silk printing, wearable art, winged things
Tagged hand printed silk, handmade Brisbane, shibori, silk painting, silk scarves
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Shifting
It’s Ekka time again, I have made some shifts for the Botanical fashion parade, my contribution to the slow fashion movement, a small and growing sewing machine led rebellion to the globalisation of fashion. A response to questions that are … Continue reading
Posted in Fabric printing, inspiration, printmaking, screen printing, silk painting, silk printing, vegetable prints, wearable art, winged things
Tagged handmade Brisbane, shift of consciousness, shift of seasons, slow fashion, transformational shift, wearable art
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encaustic and silver
I’ve been exploring some new things: encaustic painting and silver etching, inviting both mediums to push the boundaries of the printmaking process and its curious alchemy. Tutors: Encaustic painting: Colleen Woods http://www.colleenwoods.com.au/ Jewellery: Clare Poppi http://clarepoppi.com/
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Tagged encaustic painting, printmaking, silver etching
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