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The Joins – An artist’s book |
https://fibrefriendmmt.wordpress.com/2017/01/10/the-joins-an-artists-book
Part 1 – Surface distortion. Project 1.1 – Folding and crumpling. Project 1.2 – Tearing and cutting. Project 1.3 – Heating and fusing. Project 1.4 – Scratching and embossing. Project 1.5 – Puncturing and stitching. Part 2 – Joining and wrapping. Project 2.1 – Joining. Project 2.2 – Wrapping. Part 3 – Molding and casting. Project 3.1 – Molding from a surface. Project 3.2 – Casting the internal space of a vessel. Part 4 – Mono and collatype printing. Project 4.1 – Monoprinting. Part 5 – A final piece.
Part 2.1 joining – more resolved samples |
https://fibrefriendmmt.wordpress.com/2017/01/07/part-2-1-joining-more-resolved-samples
Part 1 – Surface distortion. Project 1.1 – Folding and crumpling. Project 1.2 – Tearing and cutting. Project 1.3 – Heating and fusing. Project 1.4 – Scratching and embossing. Project 1.5 – Puncturing and stitching. Part 2 – Joining and wrapping. Project 2.1 – Joining. Project 2.2 – Wrapping. Part 3 – Molding and casting. Project 3.1 – Molding from a surface. Project 3.2 – Casting the internal space of a vessel. Part 4 – Mono and collatype printing. Project 4.1 – Monoprinting. Part 5 – A final piece.
2-5-resolved-2-1 |
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Part 1 – Surface distortion. Project 1.1 – Folding and crumpling. Project 1.2 – Tearing and cutting. Project 1.3 – Heating and fusing. Project 1.4 – Scratching and embossing. Project 1.5 – Puncturing and stitching. Part 2 – Joining and wrapping. Project 2.1 – Joining. Project 2.2 – Wrapping. Part 3 – Molding and casting. Project 3.1 – Molding from a surface. Project 3.2 – Casting the internal space of a vessel. Part 4 – Mono and collatype printing. Project 4.1 – Monoprinting. Part 5 – A final piece.
Inger Weidema |
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Part 1 – Surface distortion. Project 1.1 – Folding and crumpling. Project 1.2 – Tearing and cutting. Project 1.3 – Heating and fusing. Project 1.4 – Scratching and embossing. Project 1.5 – Puncturing and stitching. Part 2 – Joining and wrapping. Project 2.1 – Joining. Project 2.2 – Wrapping. Part 3 – Molding and casting. Project 3.1 – Molding from a surface. Project 3.2 – Casting the internal space of a vessel. Part 4 – Mono and collatype printing. Project 4.1 – Monoprinting. Part 5 – A final piece.
Exercise 2.1.5 – Forming corners and angles |
https://fibrefriendmmt.wordpress.com/2016/12/30/exercise-2-1-5-forming-corners-and-angles
Part 1 – Surface distortion. Project 1.1 – Folding and crumpling. Project 1.2 – Tearing and cutting. Project 1.3 – Heating and fusing. Project 1.4 – Scratching and embossing. Project 1.5 – Puncturing and stitching. Part 2 – Joining and wrapping. Project 2.1 – Joining. Project 2.2 – Wrapping. Part 3 – Molding and casting. Project 3.1 – Molding from a surface. Project 3.2 – Casting the internal space of a vessel. Part 4 – Mono and collatype printing. Project 4.1 – Monoprinting. Part 5 – A final piece.
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MMT: unfinished business – mixedmediafortextiles2
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The second part of my learning log for MMT. January 6, 2017. January 6, 2017. That I’ve only really touched on yet feel the urge to return to. And ideas or themes that seem to be going with me from MMT to IAP: the importance of touch; cloth and memory; notions of beauty and ugliness; multiples and repetition; loss and rebuilding. Part 3 Moulding and Casting Response to Tutor Feedback: Return to Latex. Part 5 Tutor Feedback and Response →. 2 thoughts on “ MMT: unfinished business. Liked by 1 person. The C...
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Part 5 Tutor Feedback and Response – mixedmediafortextiles2
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The second part of my learning log for MMT. Part 5 Tutor Feedback and Response. January 8, 2017. January 27, 2017. From Cari’s feedback on part 5 with my response:. Great evaluation – not only of practical work but also working methods, strengths/weaknesses, aesthetic and conceptual potential and role of viewer/audience. This is something I need to continue. Research has a good range of references and sources; well analysed and critiqued; clearly related to my own work and methods. Explore my understandi...
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Working with flux… with Steven Aimone – textilessudouest
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Colour, shape and texture in south-west France. Working with flux… with Steven Aimone. A quick session using Aimone’s assert/obliterate method. This piece is entitled. Crap Internet Signal in Rural France. It is graphite stick/charcoal/white acrylic on paper. My husband thought a better title was. Truth be told, I can see a little bit of Robbie in there…. It was a surprisingly satisfying way to spend fifteen minutes;. I found myself making patterns despite not trying;. August 13, 2015. January 19, 2016.
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Art in the garden 2 – a slow unravelling
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Reflections on stitch: a learning log. Art in the garden 2. August 14, 2015. One sunny day this week I decided to assemble outdoor workshop and play with natural dyes and rust. Great fun for both myself and daughter; awaiting results impatiently. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Sand and salt bags. Assignment 2 progress →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email. 039;Fre...
Inger Weidema – The Fiber Friend
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Inger's OCA learning log. August 24, 2016. August 25, 2016. So it is time to leave this blog. Broken links are checked – picture sizes too. The text is not so – I will leave it all as is, because when I apply for exam I am not allowed to change anything. I have ordered all posts in the menu tab above. Here is the direct link for assessors: https:/ fiberfriend.wordpress.com/a-textiles-vocabulary/. Bye for now. xx/Inger. Learning outcomes of ATV. August 23, 2016. August 26, 2016. The ATV course book says:.
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Sketchbook – mixedmediafortextiles
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Learning log for my textiles degree. Prompts to myself on surfaces and media. Additional Research and Reading. Part 1 Project 1 Folding and Crumpling. Part 1 Project 2 Tearing and Cutting. Part 1 Project 4 Scratching and Embossing. Part 1 Project 5 Puncturing and Stitching. Part 1 Surface Distortion. Part 2 Joining and Wrapping. Part 2 Project 1 Joining. Part 2 Project 2 Wrapping. Part 3 Molding and Casting. Part 3 Project 1 Molding from a surface. Part 3 Project 2 Casting internal space. Textiles 1: Mix...
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Moving on… – mixedmediafortextiles
https://mixedmediafortextiles.wordpress.com/2016/10/01/moving-on
Learning log for my textiles degree. October 1, 2016. As I’ve now used 99% of the storage available on this blog, I’m continuing this Learning Log for MMT on a new blog here at mixedmediafortextiles2. For Parts 4 and 5. Please continue to follow me! Part 4 Mono and Collatype: Project 1 Monotype – Reworked. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email (Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email. Annette at OCA Three.
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Saturday, 8 August 2015. Well, I have finally finished The Coat. In the end I have only lined the sleeves. It is more comfortable like this as I found the silk lining of the body of the coat made it very slippery. It's all a learning curve - but the good news is, I do feel that I shall actually wear it! Sunday, 26 July 2015. It's a bit nerve racking, but hopefully it will work. I'll let you know and show you what results! Have a good week x. Wednesday, 22 July 2015. Tuesday, 14 July 2015. Here's a select...
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Artist research for part two – Grete Balle (90 year retrospective). January 12, 2017. In September just before going to Barcelona I was fortunate enough to see a retrospective exhibit with some of the highlights of the well-known (in Denmark) textile artist Grete Balle. I knew instantly that I had seen work that would influence my MMT work. Svævende mod grønt 1992 (250×400). Hanging on the natural science library. Detail from Svævende mod grønt 1992. Mellem luft og vand 1988 (150×150). But for the other ...
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Sunday, 4 November 2012. So Tesco have a new makeup line called VIVO and it's very inexpensive and affordable! Here's what I got-. Have you tried out any of their products yet? Saturday, 3 November 2012. I realise its been a while since I have updated this and it seems that i've almost dissolved into the abyss somewhere. but I assure you that I am very much alive and kicking and aiming to get back into the blogging biz more frequently! So, what have I been up to? Thursday, 5 April 2012. Long time no see!
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