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Old 05-09-2023, 02:40 AM
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Collages have led me to view fabrics in a new way! It's fun and relaxing. After the Seahorse class, I wanted to try my own designs. First, I drew the sand dollar to collage. After trying to mount it on the stretched canvas frame, I turned to YT to fix bulk at corners. Then, I wanted to make the letter A for DD with pink. I collaged the letter on light pink, but didn't finish it yet. I thought, "Collage background, and leave letter A as negative space! That's what she got!
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Old 05-09-2023, 03:31 AM
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Great job! Collages are fun. aren't theyI haven't attempted my own designs yet.
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They are both lovely, but the sand dollar is my favorite as the plain background really focuses your eye on the center.
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I agree the sand dollar really stands out. Will be watching for more art pieces.
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Nice art pieces!
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Well done!, Those look like they were fun to create.. turned out so pretty..
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Old 05-10-2023, 04:10 AM
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Thanks, all! These projects were certainly a learning experience. I started by designing small projects to test what techniques work. Now I know that graphics need to be larger than 1.5", possibly 3"? The smaller graphics get lost in larger areas. Also, the fabric for the A was already mish-mashed, so it didn't work as well as the fish. All that hard work ended up looking a lot like the virgin piece!
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you are on a roll, well done.
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