My cellphone sees… Bunnies
Bunny in red!
My cellphone sees… Photo Emulsion Bunnies
Screen bunny part 3…
And voila! Screen bunny complete!
My cellphone sees… Screen Printing
Leslie gave me a starter screen printing kit, so I have no excuse not to print hundreds and hundreds of my unique pieces for all my readers. Heh. And now the learning curve…
Oops. Busy bunnies…
First pull. Used a stencil I cut out by hand. Not so bad for such an easy method…
Screen bunny Part 1 #todaysbunny
This bunny will be my first attempt at photo emulsion print.
This original is based on a pencil sketch that I traced lightly on tracing paper. Then I inked it on the tracing paper and then inked the reverse to get a solid black.
Screen bunny part 2!
The exposed image…
I exposed it using the tracing paper placed over top of a screen that was prepared with Diazo photo emulsion. I placed the tracing paper directly on the screen, covering it with a sheet of clear acrylic and then placed it under (12 inches under) a 250 watt BBA No. 1 Photoflood bulb with a pie tin reflector for 10 minutes.
Dr. News
Someone’s going to Boston. If you want to learn more about all sorts of things bookish you should go to Boston too!
Are you smart enough?
“Don’t default to your intelligence. Your intelligence will let you down. It makes you overthink things. But feel- you can never overfeel things.”— Roma
My cellphone sees…
Old Art
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- Wings
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- Breach
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- Hands
My mom dropped off a bunch of the genealogies she had worked and it turns out they are more family archives than anything. One binder contained a calendar I made for my mom in ’92 with a bunch of drawings I had done. Some of them were old themes I had played with over and over but there was a simplicity in those versions that I loved.
My cellphone sees…
It's hard to take a picture of a rain drop with an iPhone 🙁 #FinallyRaining
My cellphone sees…
And tea biscuits!
My cellphone sees…
Flan-tastic! NAIT baking class!
