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on March 23, 2021

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Personal Project

Artists Ana Teresa Barboza https://www.artistaday.com/?p=28400 https://trendland.com/embroidered-landscapes-by-ana-teresa-barboza/ Jennifer Angus https://www.pinterest.it/pin/76139049924556858/ https://americanart.si.edu/exhibitions/wonder/online/jennifer-angus Mister Finch https://www.ignant.com/2014/04/04/textile-art-by-mr-finch/ Refined Idea and Sketch I liked the idea of making a scene with some kind of story element, so my idea is to make a 3D nature scene kind of representing the food chain. I want to use fabric to make the animals present, as well as dyed and embroidered fabric around the outside of the box to look like foliage. I still want to incorporate bioluminescence into this project so I looked at what different colors of dyed fabrics and embroidery thread looked like under a blacklight and it looked like white threat and the rojo dye were the brightest. I want to hide the blacklight in the top of the scene behind some fabric so it looks like the animals and pl

Banner Project

These were my sketches for the club and personal banners. The top three were ideas that I proposed to my contact with NAMI, and the bottom drawing was my design for my personal banner. Personal Banner For my banner I chose thw word "Stargazer" because of my ongoing love for space and astronomy. I've always loved just staring at the night sky; I think the stars are beautiful, and it's a method I sometimes use to relieve stress. Club Banner The club I worked with was the National Alliance on Mental Illness. They chose the phrase "End the Stigma" because their club's main mission is to educate people on mental illness and end the stigma surrounding it. I chose to use daffodil flowers because they can represent self-love, which is another value NAMI promotes.

A Natural History of the Palette

I drew this in response to the section of the chapter talking about visiting the cochineal farm; right before that section the author was describing the uses for the red color made from the bugs, and said, "In the twenty-first century women around the world coat their lips in insect blood..." (137, Color: A Natural History of the Palette by Victoria Finlay). I was inspired by this line. The red on the lips also relates to the color red itself and what it can represent: love, lust, power. Victoria Finlay described red as, "...the stormy feelings of the heart, it is love, it is the god of war, and it is power." (142). Red liptstick is often seen as attractive and seductive, and the color red itself is often used to allude to lust. A bold red lip is also sometimes used to show a powerful or confident woman, like in makeup advertisements or in fiction. Beauty from Blood , pen and ink, acrylic I made this sunflower in response to the yellow chapter from F

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