bird in digital shibori landscape

by tm on August 23, 2006

textile art
bird in digital shibori landscape
digital collage printed on silk, quilted, 18″ x 36″, ©2006

This is one of my new works in my solo show at the Durham Arts Council. The digital collage started with a photograph of hand-dyed shibori cotton. I added the 1’s and 0’s and circles. The photo of the cardinal was taken at a local science museum (the bird is stuffed). Once the digital collage is complete, it’s printed onto silk (with my Epson 2200 and Lyson Cave Paint inks), fused to cotton, backed with batting and back layer, and stitched by machine (and sometimes, hand).

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susan September 20, 2006 at 11:56 am

LOVE these!
do email me with info on the retail prices of these and the above little gems!

debbie babin October 23, 2006 at 7:17 am

i am intrigued with this piece. i have an epson cx4800, i am about to experiment with printing some excerpts from my textile art onto good paper,then mat and sell. wondering about the inks you used. it is the cost of the ink that makes me shake, i need to do some test runs..don;t want to waste ink…any suggestions? WHY did you iron the image on? vs. just printing directly onto the fabric?
i too entered the form not function, haven’t rec’d my notice yet. congrats!

Melly October 26, 2006 at 5:07 pm

This is a fantastic piece! Congratulations on it’s getting published in a book by C and T!! Good work!

Gail January 4, 2007 at 12:31 pm

Please advise how to purchase some of your work! Very interesting.

Gail

Wendy January 30, 2007 at 11:56 pm

Tricia,

Your work is wonderful. I too am a lover
of shibori and the camera. How do you
print your pieces and how do you create
your larger pieces? Thanks for your know
how!

Wendy

jude February 22, 2007 at 4:38 pm

i love your work. that binary code is so amazingly shibori-like in the collage. i cannot imagine how you do this but the combination of elements is superb.

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