Whilst in Borth I did some art work using fabric, charcoal, block paints, soft pastels and oil pastels, concentrated watercolour and indigo ink.
I purchased the block paint to use with the stones on the beach and to get a bit of Suzy Ray look. I applied some paint to the stones and then pressed the fabric over them which gave mixed results so I tried it the other way round i.e. pushing the stone onto the fabric.
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this is fabric pressed over the stone which has given a firm shape of the stone |
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a different larger stone using the same process, with soft pastel in orange drawn around the edge of the stone |
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adding another stone using paint and pastel on the same fabric |
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charcoal rubbed over stones on cotton fabric - stone shapes can be clearly seen |
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using string found on the beach, I painted it with block paint and then pressed it into the fabric and it gave these interesting lines |
Reflection: I feel the best thing to come out of this work is using the seaweed and rope by dragging it down the fabric. Also the charcoal rubbings are interesting. I could see the charcoal fabric mounted and panoramic - simple without embellishing
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similarly with this piece of rope I painted it and pressed it onto my fabric
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