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sarah bell smith: My artist statement

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Here is a copy of my artist statement so that those of you who read my blog can get more of an insight into the type of work I produce. Sarah Bell Smith is inspired by. Identity, relationships, personal experiences and her love of nature. Art and textiles are Sarah’s whole life; her practice as an artist is constantly evolving. Posted by Sarah Bell Smith. South Australian living textiles. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. View my complete profile. Once aponce a time.

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Kristy Hom: September 2013

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Saturday, September 28, 2013. Project 365-ish: September 28, 2013. Gingerbreadcam" pinhole camera, paper negative, 45-minute exposure, developed in Caffenol C, colorized in Photoshop. It is a great day when your neighbor brings you a bunch of her beautiful dahlias, and a bagful of homegrown tomatoes! Image made: September 23, 2013. Monday, September 16, 2013. Project 365-ish: September 15, 2013. We have had a really good monsoon season this year! Wednesday, September 4, 2013. This image took a bit of work.

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sarah bell smith: February 2011

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Collecting cosmos plant seeds. I've just finished dead heading all of my cosmos and was trying to collect the seeds. Initially i was cutting the heads off one by one- a very lengthy process. This is one of my pink cosmos. I then decided to cut off larger sections of the plant and put them upside down in a bucket instead. This way all the seeds will fall out of the flower heads as they dry, rather than cutting off each individual head. Posted by Sarah Bell Smith. Links to this post. Links to this post.

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sarah bell smith: November 2011

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Another drawing for exhibition X. Here is another drawing based on a paper wasp nest that I drew to give me some ideas for my Exhibition X work. I've actually been learning lots about paper wasp nests and bird nests while doing some research. I'll post some of the really cool things I've found out another day. Posted by Sarah Bell Smith. Links to this post. Handmade Paper Art and Textiles Flickr Group. Please feel free to go and check out the groups work. Posted by Sarah Bell Smith. Links to this post.

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here comes | Mrks Thumb Tickle

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Walking on through to the other side. This entry was posted on August 14, 2011 by alyamark. It was filed under to snapshot. 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). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Ch ch ch ch.

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Kristy Hom: April 2013

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Tuesday, April 30, 2013. Project 365-ish: April 30, 2013. This teeny tiny praying mantis was on my plumeria tree yesterday. He really is an ittie bittie- just a little bit longer than my fingernail. He's a good little buggie- may he stay around and eat the unwanted pests, and get nice and big! It turns out that it was being clutched by a praying mantis, camouflaged and just out of view! I apologized, and lft him to his dinner. Image made April 29, 2013. Saturday, April 27, 2013. Started my WWPD exposure ...

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sarah bell smith: May 2011

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The joy of stickers. I took these photos the other week and had forgotten about them. When you go to a speciality exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia you get a little colour sticker to say you have paid. The photos below show the pole outside of the gallery and the great use of those un-needed stickers. Posted by Sarah Bell Smith. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. View my complete profile. Dare to Differ Contemporary Quilts.

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sarah bell smith: March 2011

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I made a tiny little woven basket today out of old scraps of my indigo dyed fabric. Below are photos of the steps I followed. First I cut 1cm wide strips of my fabric (with interfacing for stability) and laid them on a flat piece of paper. I then wove the strips under and over to create the base. So that my base held its stability i then ironed a rectangle of thick interfacing on the back. It could also be stitched if you wanted. I then kept weaving strip after strip around the sides to build up the walls.

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Kristy Hom: Project 365-ish: September 15, 2013

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Monday, September 16, 2013. Project 365-ish: September 15, 2013. We have had a really good monsoon season this year! It's been wet enough to coax the early spring poppies to bloom! When we get enough fall and winter rain, they bloom in March through April. Usually, there isn't enough rain for that to happen, and we get a modest bloom every few years or so. We didn't get a bloom this spring, but boy howdy, they came in August! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 3,000 images- Pinhole Day, 2013!