This one was made by discharging the fabric with bleach. Then red foil was added to the design.
The background was sun-printed and stamped. Silk flowers and leaves were stitched on and a little foil was added to the flower center.
This piece was transferred from a photo of a rock wall. The cracks are heavily stitched for a three dimensional effect.
The background was sun-printed, then stitching and foil was added.
If you are planning a trip to central California (Solvang, Danish capital of America), stop in to see this exhibit. It is called "Color & Cloth Redefining a Traditional Art Form". It is going to be amazing, if I do say so myself. I have two pieces on exhibit. I think there are around 50 pieces. Our reception is on Friday, November 16 from 5 - 7 pm and we have a panel discussion with the artists on January 6th. Hope some of you can make it!
5 comments :
They all look great Judy, but especially like the rock wall - it looks kinda 3D.
I agree with Dianne that they all are wonderful...buy I think my favorite is the geranium one. Lovely!
I had the pleasure of seeing Judy's work for the show up close-- it is textural, colorful, and interesting!
Love these postcards, too! The rocks are really cool!
Beautiful beautiful cards Judy, and all so different. What glue did you use for the foiling? Val
Love the foil. These are great!
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