Very interesting pieces. Via my computer screen they rather resemble abstract photo's of deep sea floor. With tiny creatures and lichen-like stains, some seem to have an other worldly quality.
Your last three posts are fantastic. Love the stitched works! How lucky that you get to take a class Julie. Good luck with the cakes and looking forward to the results post. (also results of the class post in the future) :)
October 12, 2012 at 3:03 PM
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these small works are part of anne brodersen's sagaland series, inspired by a trip to iceland.
she's used photographs, printed on ordinary paper and soaked in some kind of solution as the base. i didn't quite understand how it works, but i will take a class with her and find out. as you know, i love the idea of stitching on photos, so this version of that idea is very appealing. i think it turns a photo into something somehow natural and earthy and i like that idea.
today i'm baking cakes - red velvet with a raspberry curd layer inside, covered in merengue buttercream and sabin's made a rich vanilla sheetcake that we're going to decorate as an iPhone. photos and a report of our television debut, as well as the results of the contest sometime on the weekend!
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October 12, 2012 at 2:18 PM
Your last three posts are fantastic. Love the stitched works! How lucky that you get to take a class Julie. Good luck with the cakes and looking forward to the results post. (also results of the class post in the future) :)
October 12, 2012 at 3:03 PM