Saturday, December 29, 2007

Textile Arts




One more post and I will go do some art. But thought I would at least show that my heart belongs to textiles.....and since they are becoming a mixed media art form, I can add other arts that I enjoy. I did do a watercolor accordian book and didn't sew a thing.

8 comments:

Dobell Family-Reaching Out said...

Hello Eileen Welcome to the blogging world and Im glad you have started one up. Loved your pictures very inspiring. You are now officially famous lol. Totally cool Blog name too. This will really encourage you to get some art finished just so you get to show off lol I know it works for me though Im a bit bogged down with a situation at the moment but hope to be able to resume my art very soon and get all blogged out again. haha Welcome to 2008 and have a wonderful and fulfilling Art Year. smiles Michelle

morningDove said...

your work is wonderful. I love the water color accordion. Did it take long to work on each section? Did you watercolor the figures on paper or is that cloth?

Unknown said...

I clicked on the link, your blog world opened up and I went WOW when I saw your photos of book and accordion book - fabulous
BLOGLANDIA is a wonderful place look forward to seeing your work through 2008 xxx

Anonymous said...

Welcome to blogland! This watercolor book is beautiful. I can't wait to see more of your work.

Anonymous said...

More gorgeous work, Eileen! What kind of watercolors/ink etc. are you using to achieve these luscious colors?!! Do tell, please! So glad you started a blog so we can all share in your wonderful artwork! I started one recently but am going to REALLY get it going in '08!
Shauna

Eileen said...

Thanks for the wonderful comments gals. I am still trying to figure this blogging thing out. Some of you asked about the watercolor book. It is really the Tim Holtz Distress Inks on watercolor paper. I just sponged the inks on, spritz the paper with water, held it up so that it would run and once I was happy with the look, I took out the trusty heat gun and dried it. You can always add more inks or spray it with walnut ink.

V. said...

I followed you here from the Yahoo Artists Circle and I'm like you...I like fabric and textiles....can you direct me to any good sites / groups where I can learn more and be inspired?

I've just started creating so I have lots in my head and don't know what to do with it!

V.
www.repurposed.wordpress.com

Unknown said...

This is absolutely divine; your work throughout your blog is fantastic. I shall be popping back to check out what you are getting up to.