I’m making heliographic prints again. I completely enjoy the whole process of creating these prints. With Setacolor Transparent paint by Pebeo, a Woodwardia fern cutting, a few simple supplies and a sunny day, I tranform white fabric into a one-of-a-kind piece of art. I’ve used a small amount of fuchsia over turquoise on this print.
The effects from rock salt and rice create a lovely texture. Just fuchsia here.
I made the fuchsia print larger so I would have some extra fabric. Here’s the last print:
The ferns are so dramatic all by themselves that it seems almost redundant to embellish them. But, embellish I will. I print so I can threadpaint — and that’s next. Time to audition threads. Come visit again and I promise you’ll see some of that work in progress.
Beautiful, creative, and can’t wait to see more of your passion!
awesome!!! might i rock your world by suggesting one off-center?
I may end up with more than one off-center if I go through with my current plan. Stay tuned.
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Coming here from Dragon’s Dreams. I must say, you are doing lovely job! The one in blue is mesmerizing …
Thank you. And thanks for stopping by and commenting. I hope to hear from you again.
Just wanted to say thanks for the comment and let you know that you do beautiful work! I love these. I really am going to have to try this technique and you’re probably right, I probably will get addicted to it!
Lovely …
Visting from Corina’s place.