Last weekend we both attended the opening of the Threads of Influence exhibition at Sturt Craft Centre in Mittagong. The exhibition was to celebrate 50, years of teaching in the Weaving Workshop, primarily the teaching by Elisabeth Nagel. Elisabeth came to teach at Sturt in 1959 and has only stopped this year due to an accident. The exhibition included the recent works of 5 other weavers who have worked in the Weaving workshop with her.
Liz Williamson (Resident 1991) also exhibited recent work.
--mel
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
new scarves
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Colour and Texture, the first samples
Colour and texture, what are we thinking? Going back to previous posts and looking at the colours of Lacroix, what are his colours? I don't think we can pigeon hole any set ideas about his colour choices. They are continually changing and in many mixed combinations.
That is one of the things I most love about lacroix's work the colours are what most people would call missed matched I love it.
So thinking ahead to sample something small I am going to start with purple in a range of shades and add one or two different complimentary or should I say clashing colours. Now looking at my image maybe I have to add grey and brown, colours taken from the fur trim.
Image taken from the Victoria and Albert Museum website
That is one of the things I most love about lacroix's work the colours are what most people would call missed matched I love it.
So thinking ahead to sample something small I am going to start with purple in a range of shades and add one or two different complimentary or should I say clashing colours. Now looking at my image maybe I have to add grey and brown, colours taken from the fur trim.
Image taken from the Victoria and Albert Museum website
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