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Showing posts with label Workshop Work. Show all posts

02/03/2015

Textiles Workshop

First, batik.

I created this by drawing my image using a pencil then using hot wax I went over the pencil lines with a tjanting tool . 


Then I just brusho inks to put my first layer of colour on to the image, then I just the tjanting tool again to put more hot wax where I wanted the colour to stay. But on this image I just simply just a brush to paint the brusho inks where I wanted them instead, both ways are very effective. 


Once you have dried your ink of by placing a piece of printing paper on top then using your hand to press on the paper to soak up the left over ink, you can now see from them image above where the ink as stayed.


Next place the age between a few sheets of printing art and this will be when the wax comes off. 


Using an iron like this will work the best at getting the wax off your image. Just rub the iron over the top layer of printing paper for a few seconds till you can see the wax coming through, then you replace the top layer of paper with another and repeat this process. You do this until there is hardly any wax coming off your image and your image is smooth not bumpy. 

Once you have done this you have finished your image and you should send up with an image like the one below... 


ENJOY USING THE BATIK TECHNIQUE ! 




11/09/2014

Fine Art Workshop 11.09.2014

This morning we have been looking at the colour theory. We did this by completing an image of the colour wheel...
Then we moved on to create a checked piece of art work on stretched paper using complementary colours, I choice red as green. This is how it turned out... 
Lastly before dinner I practised different techniques on mixing my two colours. I used a brush to place the two colours next to each other then different items to mix them together such as; brush end, masking tape, my finger, paint brush, corrugated card, a roller, scrunched up paper, a ruler, colouring pencil and fanned paper. This is what I came out with... 

So over all this morning I have been painting mostly.