These are a set of solid-colored fake dreadlock falls that I made recently - almost all of the stuff I am making now is far more variegated in color, but I have some solid-colored wool left from the mono-color work I was doing before, so I think I'll try to use it up with dreadlocks. It felts up much better for these than for hats.
I made these short, spiky kind of hairpieces first for Capsule and they sold like crazy! They are a new staple for me. Shown is three on each ponytail.
These will both be up for sale soon on Medium Reality.
This is a design and production log from Medium Reality's active mixed media & clothing studio. Follow along with event announcements, studio photography, peeks behind the curtain at how it all works, and insight into the growing pains of a small design & production business.
Sunday, June 25, 2006
Objects of Uncommon Delight and only Medium Reality
Here is a parasol that I painted by hand, as a placeholder for all of the new felted wool pieces I will be putting up soon. I am starting this blog as a place to report my progress, a place to come at the end of a long day with steaming fresh projects to say "look! look what I did!" I am starting it as a place to discuss the techniques I use as I do this work, the process of trial and error as I find out what techniques work for me and what don't.
Hi. My name is Rachel, and I am a professional artist. That sounds wierd to say. Oh, sure, my entire professional life I've made art, building theatre scenery to pay the bills - but it's always been someone else's art. I now work for myself, painting in acrylics and mixed media, working in wool and other fibers, trying to make a living as an artist.
We'll see how that turns out.
Hi. My name is Rachel, and I am a professional artist. That sounds wierd to say. Oh, sure, my entire professional life I've made art, building theatre scenery to pay the bills - but it's always been someone else's art. I now work for myself, painting in acrylics and mixed media, working in wool and other fibers, trying to make a living as an artist.
We'll see how that turns out.
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