The morning started with a watercolor sketch. I'm working on developing a new strategy for coming up with colors of dye for my silk. Lately there have bee lots of analogous colors. Time to get more artsy.
It's always amazing what happens after I
apply dye and the colors begin to drip. A work of art all their own. Today I photograph what almost looks an ocean coast topography. Next time I might press a piece of water color paper on top.
This is the best time of the year for shibori dyeing. It's nice to be outside and the colors are tender. The fuchsia of the red buds, the greenest new grass and dog sleeping next to the picket fence creates the ambiance. The charmeuse and devore silk on this
shibori wrapped pole is dyed with two formulas. One mixture of 1/2 c red orange and 1/4 t turquoise and another of 1/2 c turquoise and 1/4 t red orange. There's something about adding a little compliment that takes the color to a new intensity.
This fuchsia and purple charmeuse gown finally made her way to
Koi Gallery in The Galt House, Louisville, KY. She's hot, simple and sensuous. I think it's the perfect time of year for such
self expression.
And if you can't get to her check out my
etsy.
It's always amazing what happens after I apply dye and the colors begin to drip. A work of art all their own. Today I photograph what almost looks an ocean coast topography. Next time I might press a piece of water color paper on top.
This fuchsia and purple charmeuse gown finally made her way to Koi Gallery in The Galt House, Louisville, KY. She's hot, simple and sensuous. I think it's the perfect time of year for such self expression.
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