How exciting to have this opportunity, Liz! Looks beautiful from here. I haven't worked with disperse dyes and they are not on my list, but who knows? The texture on this piece is wonderful. And I love your abstract work in a previous post. Waaah - I wanna make work like yours!
Very nice, Liz. Would love to see these in person. Where will they be shown? Was sorry to miss SAQA but we were in Portland buying a house that has an awesome studio space. I am so excited.
Here is Running Fence 2 which has been colored with disperse dyes and satin stitched. I can't believe how well this takes the disperse dyes!
Love the colors! After seeing your work in person at the Anderson, I wish that I could see this one face to face. Those fissures look amazing.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to have this opportunity, Liz! Looks beautiful from here. I haven't worked with disperse dyes and they are not on my list, but who knows? The texture on this piece is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your abstract work in a previous post. Waaah - I wanna make work like yours!
Very nice, Liz. Would love to see these in person. Where will they be shown? Was sorry to miss SAQA but we were in Portland buying a house that has an awesome studio space. I am so excited.
ReplyDeletethese are great! what a wonderful and unique opportunity.....
ReplyDeleteclaire....green with envy!
oh this is delectable like a sorbet! the colours are to dye for. I love disperse dyes they are such fun to use.
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