Last weekend I had my get together with Nat to do some of our shibori class homework. We are both doing the workshop with the lovely Glennis Dolce and loving the results of our samples. Great online class. These are some of the samples I made with Nat last weekend. This time I have used the indigo dye rather than a few colours like my last effort. I would like to include these pieces in a boro cloth I plan to start later this year.
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| Lillies and chinese ginger jar |
I've also been doing some linocut......Below is a piece called 'Sunshine Owl' (of course I had to do an owl, my favourite). Sunshine Owl is approx. 12" x 13". I have plans for this owl.... I will add more detail to the background maybe....and later .........more plans for him. You never know where he'll end up.
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| "Sunshine Owl" |
Meanwhile I hope you are all busy creating.
LET MIRACLES FIND YOU
- SARK-
Jacky xox
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27 comments:
you sure have been a busy beaver. love the markings in the 3rd picture down and it's a beautiful blue.
That linocut owl seems such a happy fellow. The fabric pieces are interesting Jacky.
wow, Jacky you have been so busy and very productive!! awesome work, love the cloths and the lino is wonderful!!
Very busy indeed! Such great stuff and your linocuts are especially exciting!
...love the shibori here!...
..it seems to be quite a popular technique at the minute :-)
You are one busy bee! I LOVE the colored owl print! It is so fabulous. Can't wait to see what you do with all these awesome fabrics.
xo,
Sena
Love it all Jacky. Your still life painting is gorgeous and your owl is so cute. Looking forward to seeing your dyed fabric.
Lovely work on this post Jacky. You have been busy! Next workshop has to be indigo dye. Glennis mentioned that it's coming soon - Hugs Nat
I want to hug that owl! The still life & dyeing look wonderful.
that's a lot of work for the lino cut - nice sharp lines, and a gorgeous individual
look.
love your try outs !
Great work!
Hi JAcky,
I love everything you are doing!!!...You are such a talented lady.
I esp love the still life!!!, I can't wait to catch up with you to see more...
Love ya lots...xx..julia
youy are so busy, the indigo is gorgeous.... make sure you let me know when the exhibition is on , i would love to come...
From one busy lady to another.Just checking in to say hello and see what wonderful things you are up to.
Goodness Jacky, always so much going in your world. The shibori dyed fabrics are wonderful, and your paintings are so sweet.
I used to do lino cutting at school and found it really satisfying, there is something about that nifty cutting tool and hot lino, a bit like popping bubble wrap, I just loved doing it, you have sparked an urge in me now!
Beautiful work Jacky.... Love it all!
Your coloured owl is just gorgeous Jacky.
Very suitable for fabric or printed cards etc :-)
Wonderful still-life too....you're making great art!
XX
Wow great blog, thanks for sharing.
Jacky, I love so much here,
the way you explore fabrics and patterns and colors, how your results are so beautiful,
and especially how
they all have your own personality.
Happy Sunday to you.
roxanne
Jacky, I am back in blogland, I was really delighted by the lino cuts...it is something I would love to do more.
I especially liked the patterns on the owl.
I've just found your blog and have really enjoyed reading through some of your previous posts. I love your Shibori pieces. I'll be back! :o)
I ADORE that owl! Love all the markings and lines on your fabirc pieces.
I love how your style carries through your fabric art into your flat art. I've been struggling with a "recognizable style" - you make it look so easy!
some wonderful work here jacky, good to see you doing some work on shibori....
xt
you have created some beautiful surfaces with Shibori Jacky, I can't wait to see the cloth you create with them.
as for grandmothers, (or nanna as I call them) don't you just wish we could have another half hour of their company, I do.
absolutely beautiful shibori pieces! look forward to see what you make with them.
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