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Hello. My name's Liz Plummer and I'm a artist working mostly with fabric. I love dyeing, printing, painting and stitching.
This blog is about the influences on my work, inspiration, my daily life,
and the processes of creating. Enjoy!My Website
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Email me at liz @ lizplummer . com
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The Artist’s Guide to Perspective – book review
Here is my second book review. The book is called The Artist’s Guide to Perspective by Janet Shearer. It is a large paperback with lots of photographs and diagrams, and step by step instructions like the felting book. The chapter … Continue reading
Posted in Painting
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Using Acrylic Medium
Laura Cater-Woods has written a blog post on acrylic mediums. If you, like me, are confused with the plethora of different mediums available, pop over there and have a look!
Posted in Painting
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Another reeds piece, finally!
I’ve been a bit in the doldrums regarding creativity recently, or at least the textile sort. So I had to force myself to get down to printing the next in the reeds series and it was a slow start. But … Continue reading
Posted in Painting, printing
Tagged fabric paint, Gocco, reeds, screenprinting, thermofax
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Acrylic paint on fabric – some experiments
While I was writing my article for Quiltwow on using acrylic paint on fabric, I decided to do a few tests to see which sorts of acrylic paint worked best and also to see how much wash out there was … Continue reading
Finding Your Visual Language course
I have tried to write about my week at Committed to Cloth a couple of times and just ended up with a confused tangle of impressions, ideas and happenings. So here we go again… Before the week started, Claire sent … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, Painting
Tagged committed to cloth, finding your visual language, focus, reeds, workshop
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