Hi Everyone
I have been experimenting different techniques on silk lately. One of them is stamping. I have always been drawn to it, the challenge is to control the dye in a manner that you don't need a resist to do it. Well, after many hits and tries I was able to work out a process with which I am satisfied.
This is the painted piece, I am happy with the results...
It is now ready to be steam set and then washed ..... Well, I would also like to finish it with some beading at both ends of the scarf.
Will post a photograph of the finished scarf soon.......
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Something for Everyone
I have been painting on Eyeglass covers made out of Charmuse silk in the past. Recently I came across the same made out of Jacquard silk. Painting on them was fun, and they came out beautiful too. I am thinking of sticking to these from now on.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Wisteria Flowers
I have always been drawn to these beautiful flowers. Their color, form and the way they hang on the branches, always take me to a dream world. Recently I was requested by a customer to paint a scarf with Wisteria flowers for his mother. They have them all over their house and that his mother loves them. So, I got my reference material together and started working on it. As it was the first time I was painting them on a scarf, it was a challenge. Well I loved the finished piece and would like to share it with you. Please give me your comments.....
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Silk on Glass
Hello everyone,
I have been experimenting with different techniques to adhere my painted silk pieces to glass. I am glad to say that I have finally figured out the right method. The translucence of the glass really brings vibrancy to the dye-colors. I'm excited as it has opened up a whole new way for me to display my pieces! You can see the finished piece below, its a round 10"pebble glass plate, which can either be used as a decoration piece or as a serving platter which can be wiped clean.
I have been experimenting with different techniques to adhere my painted silk pieces to glass. I am glad to say that I have finally figured out the right method. The translucence of the glass really brings vibrancy to the dye-colors. I'm excited as it has opened up a whole new way for me to display my pieces! You can see the finished piece below, its a round 10"pebble glass plate, which can either be used as a decoration piece or as a serving platter which can be wiped clean.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
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