a tiny group of fibers
web into many things-
playing with my printer
and some photos
and dimension
and light and shadow
so fun to have the richness
of a week off work
only a few things i must do
dentist today (again)
and new jeans to source
reading an old friend
larger than life moro-shifu
yay for the time off, which is really time on!
ReplyDeletePrrretty cool.
ReplyDeletemmmmm a whole week eh? MORO! MORO!
ReplyDelete(moro shifu looks mighty good!)
aimee, you're so right!
ReplyDeletethanks, nancy
ronnie, how fun you are!
Oh nice... I'm waiting with bated breath for the week after next, our SPRIN BREAK! Hope the week doesn't fly by for you. Happy deepening into work.
ReplyDeletevalerie, this is winter break, we have spring break in april. weird, i wish it was one LONG break!
ReplyDeleteWe get one week at the beginning of March - spring break. Since we get out at the beginning of May, that's it!
ReplyDeleteahh, and in ny in public school we go way into june--
ReplyDeleteI began the week off with the dentist too. But the rest looks good- a pile of cardboard to transform, wool to card and spin, stitching to do... that light & shadow image has me turning my head every which way. enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteturns out i dropped in on my dentist last friday for a cleaning...was supposed to be this friday! and then got this appt for rebuilding a filling...ah, life in the 50's, all the old dental work has to be re-done!
ReplyDeleteenjoy the week off. is that kakishibu I see? super moro shifu.
ReplyDeletejean, it's just a photo printed on my winter milkweed paper and wowie zowie!
ReplyDeleteand all the spaces in between matter...and the fibers that fill them...bringing things together. cheers.
ReplyDeletehmmm i really like those shadows on the paper - intriguing. Enjoy your week - apart from the whole dentist thing...
ReplyDeletehenrietta, thanks!
ReplyDeletefiona, dentist is done, not a big thing, just a half hour or less--
i like the close up
ReplyDeletethanks, jude, good to "hear your voice"
ReplyDeleteGosh, what a beautiful and fascinating process that is, working with the ancient looking warp and weft of fabrics and felt combining that with contemporary technology to produce those startling and multi-textured images.
ReplyDeleteI am now only sorry that I don't have a a photocopier! Marvellous work. Thank you. :)
austin, this was done on an epsom printer...but i would LOVE easy access to a color copier
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