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Showing posts with label Sustainability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sustainability. Show all posts
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Video of The Day
I am elated that my very first film project is an editor's pick on TripFilms and is selected as 'Video of The Day'. What a great website for travel enthusiasts ;)
Friday, April 22, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
From Trees to Fabric
Obsessing over the reclaimed tree bark fabrics from Uganda on source4style. They come from mutuba trees cultivated on eco-certified farms.
Construction is half the battle, fabrication makes or breaks the design.
Click on a swatch and scroll down to read the process; http://source4style.com/premiumsearch/?c=tree-bark
Construction is half the battle, fabrication makes or breaks the design.
Click on a swatch and scroll down to read the process; http://source4style.com/premiumsearch/?c=tree-bark
The textures are unreal. Inspiration.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Form Meets Texture
Preparing for Spring.
White Dreams is a series of white on white, 2-dimensional paintings that developed from an effort to recycle used art supplies that include old canvases, paint and excess fabric & trim left over from garment design projects. The objective was to implement a creative process that was equally organic as the subject; ethereal floral landscapes. Each composition, celebrating the immaculacy of nature, is achieved through building layer upon layer of freely dripped ceiling paint while fabric flowers, some of which are hand-crafted through sewing, burning and embellishment, are adhered throughout the canvas. The final rendering, completed entirely in one pure color, surrender the focus to the fundamental elements of texture and form.
White Dreams is a series of white on white, 2-dimensional paintings that developed from an effort to recycle used art supplies that include old canvases, paint and excess fabric & trim left over from garment design projects. The objective was to implement a creative process that was equally organic as the subject; ethereal floral landscapes. Each composition, celebrating the immaculacy of nature, is achieved through building layer upon layer of freely dripped ceiling paint while fabric flowers, some of which are hand-crafted through sewing, burning and embellishment, are adhered throughout the canvas. The final rendering, completed entirely in one pure color, surrender the focus to the fundamental elements of texture and form.
50x50
25x25
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