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Detail of Wandjina Revisited before completion |
I meant to post photos in process - failed. Here is some - I discharged - taking the color out of the black fabric using a product called Decolourant- applied wet, ironed when dry. I used plain - the white marks. Then I used the copper. There is no change in the hand of the fabric - no stiffness.
The next image is the body - I used Decolourant - producing the white. The curved design was created using the Decolourant on the gelli plate. How I love monoprinting with this plate! The black with the rust like color was discharged using a bleach scrub. This is the same black fabric. I love the rusty look but bleach is caustic.
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Wandjina Revisited - body before quilting and appliques |
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Wandjina Revisited 47x20" |
I thought I'd show you the quilting. Once turned, and ironed, I did more stitching to attach all the layers.
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Quilting completed, before attaching front to backing |
I was inspired by the petroglyphs of Kimberely, Australia. Check this site for the history.
http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/wandjina-rock-art-kimberley-au
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