I was able to make prints on paper and fabric, practicing a technique I had never tried before. It was a lot of fun! In March Andrea and I are doing a demonstration of silk screening and collage, and I'll be using my leaf as part of a collage. I'll be experimenting with this throughout the rest of this month and will show my ideas here. Meanwhile - thanks, Andrea, for an enjoyable lesson!
Cool!! I love your leaf and can't wait to see more :).
ReplyDeleteStay inspired!
Oh, collaborations are such fun!
ReplyDeleteSilk screening is such an enjoyable technique. Your leaf translates beautifully. Be warned, it can be highly addictive. Can't wait to see what you come up with.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to try something new. I have always wanted to try silk screen printing. I love your leaf design and look forward to seeing what else you do:)
ReplyDeletexxx
You're welcome Judy! Yes, collaborations are fun and as Sharon commented, silkscreen printing IS highly addictive, but not fattening!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE leaves and this one
ReplyDeletemakes my heart grin....looks
like it's drifting on breeze:)
-Jennifer
It looks like a really interesting technique Judy and I think it would make some lovely fabric book covers! x
ReplyDeleteJudy, That looks like so much fun. Wish I was there to join you.
ReplyDeleteJulie