By the time yesterday was over, these were done, plus a few more. When I get home, I'll continue to experiment with taking the color out and creating interesting patterns - probably in conjunction with other surface design processes. Today, Helene and I did the shopping circuit, stopping first at Friends Fabric Art booth in the hotel, where we each dropped a small fortune in Gill paints and books. Then, on to Chico's, a splendid bookstore, and Byzantium, which sells beads and other exotic items. I bought two more wood blocks for printing. As IF I need them!
Tomorrow, we go to the Wexner to see the fiber exhibit. I went out without my card in the camera today, but promise to take what I can tomorrow.
Meantime, it is late and I have an appointment tomorrow morning, so we need to get an early start. 
This piece of purple African brocade cotton yielded a rather whimsical result, which makes me smile. Maybe I'll have pleasant dreams - and I hope you do, too. More tomorrow.
3 comments:
Interesting pieces, Rayna! The one on the bottom reminds me of two doggies.
Ooooh! Aaaaah! You are having too much fun while I am home working!
Love those pieces, such great detail in them. The african brocade is especially cool.
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