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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.
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Tag Archives: colour
Inspiration Packs galore! Buy them now!!
Phew! Just got back from a long weekend in Somerset and am now raring to go! As I was saying last week, I am having a big clearout of fabrics because I want to concentrate on dyeing and painting wholecloth … Continue reading
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Collages continued
I layered the collages a bit more yesterday – I worked fairly quickly and improvisationally because I was sitting there umming and ahhing and not actually glueing anything down so I decided just to get on with it and then … Continue reading
Collage Backgrounds
I have got as far as the collage backgrounds with the tissue paper… I tore up various tissue paper colours and glued them with gel medium on to art boards. Now I am going to watch the DVD again and … Continue reading
Painting on tissue
Here is a collage of some of the tissue paper I have been painting. (I did this in Picasa, not in cutting and pasting real paper! Not yet, anyway.) This is a photo of some corrogated card which I painted. … Continue reading
Unusual artwork
I read today in the local newspaper about an artist in Newcastle who had decided to make an artwork from all her junkmail. She has a spike outside her front door on which she piles it all! Apparently she started … Continue reading
Tutorial on making a stencil for screenprinting
I found a great tutorial on screenprinting with paper stencils – I did this at college a few years ago when I screenprinted my Dennis the Menace window blind for City & Guilds, for my son Barnabas. Here it is: … Continue reading
