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ejstannard · 4 years

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Practical task: Inspiration for work

Piece 1

For my first piece of practical work, I decided to take inspiration from Rodrigo De Filippis’s work. His work consisted of old-fashioned looking collages, which I really liked. I used that old-fashioned theme for my work.

For materials, I bought a bunch of papercraft magazines, as I really liked the paper and patterns in them and thought it’d fit with the theme effectively. I began cutting out pieces that I liked and putting them onto the page, without sticking them, to plan the layout of the collage.

The main image that I took inspiration from was this one:

I was interested in this one because the colour scheme was inspiring to me, and the small details within the collage that made it look scientific/mathematical. There were lots of different shapes used in the work, mainly rectangles and squares, so I made sure that I had a variety of shapes in my work as that was also a target I previously set myself during my last practical task.

My first piece turned out like this:

At first, I really didn’t like this piece as the ink I’d used for the lettering and the stamps had smudged quite a fair bit, making it look incredibly messy. However, once I’d left it to dry I realised that it didn’t look too bad, so I tore it so it looked worn out on the outsides of the page, and stuck it into my sketchbook. In the end, I actually liked the way the ink smudged as it enhanced the old-fashioned theme I was going for previously. I made sure my next piece could aim to correct these mistakes, however the first attempt didn’t go as badly as I thought it did.

Piece 2

My next piece aimed to be a similar pattern to the first one, except my aim this time was to make a neater version of it. This was so that I had two different comparisons and more pieces to work from.

I kept the majority of the collage the same, but this time I added my own illustrations to it to give it a more personal touch. It ended up looking like this:

Overall, I much preferred the way this one turned out. I used a wider range of colour in this one, while sticking to the same colour theme, and experimented with different stamps as well (which came with the papercraft magazines). To improve my piece, I could’ve experimented with more mediums. For example, watercolours or coloured pencils.

Piece 3

My third piece this time was inspired by Roberto Fonfria, who is a similar collage artist with more experimental tenchiques. A fair amount of his works used translucent materials such as receipts and tracing paper.

For my own work, I decided to use this inspiration to make my collage look less neat and more experimental. I chose a more historical aspect for this piece of work:

I really liked the torn-out pieces I’d added onto the page, as I found them to stand out a lot more than the other pieces I’d stuck down. An example of this would be the white lettering at the bottom-right of the page, reading ‘ANNE’. To improve this piece, I could use a lot more materials that were used in Fonfria’s pieces. I saw a lot of what looked like receipts in his work, so I could use this idea to be more creative with my work and use things around the house similar to that. I feel like that would link to the artist’s research a lot more.

Piece 4

My fourth piece was a combination of the BlackLivesMatter movement, with my inspiration coming from the ‘grunge graphic design’ pins on Pinterest. A particular image I took inspiration from was this piece:

I focused on this piece because I really liked the simplistic yet effective layout of the collage, and already had lots of my own ideas from looking at it.

I began by cutting out random pieces from magazines which I felt would most fit the aesthetic of my work, and planned out placements before sticking them down. To take inspiration from this image, I wanted to collage a face in a similar way onto the page, so I began drawing and painting a woman’s face on a separate sheet of paper. After cutting it out, I experimented by cutting out parts of her face to separate certain facial features from each other to give off a similar effect.

After sticking it down and adding the last few touches with a marker pen, the finished piece looked like this:

Overall, I was very happy with how this piece turned out. I didn’t think the face would turn out that well, especially when using watercolours on a cheap sheet of paper. But I ended up really liking the effect it created on the paper texture once it’d dried, so I’m glad I didn’t bin it in the end. One thing I wish I’d added at the start was more paint on the paint splatter at the left side of the page, as I feel it would’ve brightened up the page subtly but effectively.

Piece 5

My final piece I based around global warming, and still keeping the idea of grungy graphic design. The piece I chose this time to focus on was this one:

I chose this one because I wanted to keep the floral idea in my work, to go with the theme. I also felt really inspired from looking at it and felt that my work would benefit from the techniques used.

I started by cutting up flowers and greenery from garden magazines and mapping them out onto the page. Once I’d selected enough floral patterns for the background I stuck them all down and started to work into the middle of the piece. I inked out a globe, and started writing paragraphs from my articles inside the countries. I layered words over each other so that they’re almost unreadable, and highlighted key words with a thicker pen.

The end result turned out like this:

Overall, I really liked the patterns of the background and I feel that the colours contrasted well with the globe in the middle. I still feel like I could’ve worked more into this one, maybe by adding more patterns in the white gaps in the background.

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septrainbow · 5 years

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New Uses for old Umbrella

Everyone has one or two broken umbrellas in their homes. Some of them are not too bad, so people is not willing to throw it away. But it is inconvenient to use when it rains. In fact, the old umbrella is also very useful. As long as the design of the whimsy, the waste umbrella can also be turned into wealth. Stylish and beautiful!

The famous "Rain Lane" has a saying: "Holding a oil-paper umbrella, I wander alone in a long, long and lonely rain alley. I hope to meet a lilac-like girl with a grudge". Just like the scene described in the article, in such a beautiful rainy season, a favorite umbrella is indispensable. But over time, it was either destroyed or used, or the enthusiasm for it gradually disappeared, and it was finally put on the corner that no one cares.

It is better to renovate the umbrella that has never left the hand, and let the old umbrella re-glow. Here are some ways to teach you how to turn old umbrellas into wealth.

1. Flower Vase The umbrella vases are very popular in all the streets. Its making steps are very simple, just to remove the ribs and keep the shaft and the canopy, put a few bunches of flowers or dried flowers inside, then tie a beautiful bow in the middle of the umbrella, a beautiful bouquet is made successfully!

2. Hook By removing the umbrella handle and hanging it on the wall, you can store all kinds of clothes and bags, saving money and saving the land. Comparing to the boring white wall, it not only adds a beautiful landscape to the wall, but also plays a good decorative effect. And the handles of each umbrella Inverted Umbrella can be bound up, one-line arranged, it looks extra eye-catching.

3. Drying Rack

It is also a very good idea to remove the canopy and keep the whole umbrella frame. They can be attached to clips to dry small items, such as towel, underwear or socks.

4. Lamp-chimney If you think that the fluorescent lamp at home is too lonely and dull, Umbrella Manufacturer you can give it an umbrella. Compared to the chandeliers that are very expensive, after the decoration of the umbrella to the lamp, the home has been upgraded a lot of grades and styles.

5. A dress that won’t get wet The design of the umbrella can be described as a variety of styles, and the patterns of the umbrella canopy are also very novel and interesting. In this way, it is very nice to make the umbrella fabrics into a beautiful short skirt, with the stylish small floral pattern, to wear on the body is not only fashionable, Reverse Umbrella but also will not get wet in the rain.

6. Restaurant Decoration Want to add the romantic atmosphere to your meal? The old umbrella can be described as a good tool to add emotion. The transparent umbrella with lace and crystal charms will immediately become the most eye-catching decoration in the restaurant. In addition, the white umbrella is very suitable for matching in the simple style. The air fishing notes make the umbrella have the different fun.

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#old umbrella #umbrellas

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outfittrends · 5 years

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20 Gorgeous African Dinner Wear Outfits for Women Outfit Trends - Ideas How to Wear & What to Wear

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20 Gorgeous African Dinner Wear Outfits for Women

Africa is so rich and diverse in culture and we express our spirit through our unique fashion.

Every woman, on the African continent, and around the world knows how important it is to feel beautiful in a dress, especially for a dinner party, semi-formal or formal function.

I will share a few outfit ideas that will make you look breathtaking, and hopefully make your night memorable too. These are just my own basic guidelines, which are broad-based and can be applied in any area of the African continent and adapted and improved to fit your country’s own personal traditional designs, patterns and colors. Remember individual style, is key.

1. Basic Black Long Dress

Many people would consider black as too safe, too boring and just the norm. Yes, it can be all of the above, however if you chose the correct dress for your shape and form. It can be timeless, captivating and sexy. I have had a trusted black dress for the last 12 years. I take it out when I have no time to go out shopping for a new Dinner dress, and it has never failed to get me many, many compliments. I feel sensual and sexy whenever I wear this dress. And my hope is for every woman to feel the same. We are all sexy, beautiful and sensual. No matter our skin tone, shape or size. And the thing about black is, it is always flattering and suits everyone.

2. African Printed Summer Boho Dress/Skirt

The most important thing to do when you go Bohemian, is to look more Boho-chic and not too old Hippie. Boho dresses and skirts are comfortable, loose-fitting and flowing. Do chic buy experimenting with fun and fashionable print designs and patterns, however always stick to quality fabrics. You can do a bright and vibrant bottom with a neutral top, but keep it sexy and stylish.

3. Off the Shoulder Mermaid Dress

The Mermaid dress is always a winner, so I have added two types on my list. The first one is an off the shoulder one, with some tribal print embroidery. It is form fitting and flattering, especially with the V-neck. And almost any shape can pull this one off.

4. Mermaid, Sweetheart Neckline

The sweetheart neckline, is for those who are not afraid to show off their decollete. It is strapless with deep rich colors of golds, reds and blues. And ruffled bottom just increases its elegance.

5. The Pantsuit

Fashion is constantly evolving, and women are no longer expected to only wear dresses to these events. The well-tailored pantsuit is for the modern woman, who dares to be different, is confident and doesn’t mind to stand out.

Now we are going to look at outfits from the Top 10 Fashion Cities in Africa, all the outfits are from designers from the African continent.

Cape Town, South Africa

6. Ethereal Evening Dress

This elegant and ethereal earthy brown evening dress is well-rounded look with its flowery embroidery and layers of lace. It is tightly hinged in at the waist creating an A-line dress with a plunging neck-line. It flows so much that it almost looks fairy-like. This dress will make you look like you have walked or floated right out of a dream.

7. Tulle Evening Dress

Even though tulle is usually used for wedding dresses, tutus or flower girl dresses etc. with the detail and intricate golden beading done on this white ensemble, it gives it a new spin and a breath of fresh air. It makes the wearer look like royalty.

Johannesburg, South Africa

8. Black Lace with Glitter

The upper part of this dress consists of mesh and lace with some embroidery which is then intricately woven onto a peach-brown bottom/skirt with fine artistic glittered detail and ruffled edges.

9. Angelic Dress with woven Belt

This one-piece looks simply magical. It is full-length, loose-fitting, modest and surely very comfortable. It seems like it will just flow or even dance over your body as you move.

Dakar, Senegal

The Senegalese are known for their preference for bright colors. I have included three options from this beautiful country.

10. Red Lace Evening Dress

This see-through lace ensemble, balances its sexiness with sophistication through its high-collared top and mermaid bottom which is embossed with a traditional Senegalese tribal print.

11. Corset with Tulip Skirt

The bright pink corset, which should always be tailor made for a perfect fit, is completed with a fun and savvy chic tribal printed tulip skirt. It is very important that the corset is made to fit your upper body like a glove. I have witnessed some ladies not enjoying the night because they felt uncomfortable and were pulling up their corsets every 40 seconds. This could ruin your whole evening. So make sure that it fits. If you prefer a longer skirt, you could add a little more length to the tulip skirt.

12. Full-length Form Fitting Dress

This blue and mustard number is made out of rich tribal printed fabric. It is form-fitting but not too tight, thus still a comfortable option. It is full-length so I would suggest that you consider this one in the colder seasons.

Tanzania, Dar Es Salaam

13. Crimson Red Flowing Dress

We all know that the color red draws immediate attention. This Crimson Red number will certainly turn heads with its A-line, flowing and lightweight design. If you want to ooze confidence and sexiness with ease, this is the dress for you. It has a relaxed silhouette, and the different tribal detail fabric on the hem, waist and around the neckline radiate class and sophistication. Round it off with some beaded necklaces and even a bangle or two won’t hurt.

14. Short Cocktail Dress

This dress has matching fabric around the sleeves and waist. It is sleek and sexy and thus very suitable for semi-formal occasions. The bold, big black and white polka dots are good, because I am yet to meet a woman who does not look good in polka dots.

Nairobi, Kenya

15. Whimsical Dress

The chic floral-printed dress featuring ruffle trim detail. Is high-collared but not too formal as it still has a touch of bohemian, however still manages to encapsulate a spirit of elegance in a free and flowing manner.

Luanda, Angola

16. Draping Neckline Dress

This white beauty, has a flowing and draping neckline, which is not too low. It drapes over your hips and hugs your silhouette. Its detailed black and gold corset accentuates the hourglass figure of a woman. You surely will feel like a queen in this one.

Accra, Ghana

17. Futuristic Little Black Dress

This LBD (Little Black Dress) is a short and very futuristic and strong structured design. It looks like something a celebrity would wear on the Red Carpet. Its modern design pops out at the bottom, like a bell. And the texture on the fabric reminds me of an ancient African pottery piece. This is a masterpiece. Be prepared to make a statement when you wear this dress.

18. Beige and Blue Done Right

When women hear of the color beige, we think it is boring, bland or too safe. Because that is what we have been told to believe with sayings such as: “Go with beige, you will blend right in”. But this piece is rescued by its daring blue-flamed detail which looks like it is engulfing the model’s upper torso. So with this beige you will be anything but bland, in fact you will be breathtaking.

19. Royal Blue

This option could be bland if not for the interesting jewelry and headpiece. So if accessories are your thing, then this one is for you. ACCESSORIZE, ACCESSORIZE, ACCESSORIZE!! And make it interesting. Add your own touch, but keep in mind that colors that go with Royal Blue are very limited. So make sure you match or you could end up looking like a dried out wall-flower.

Lagos, Nigeria

20. Lace Number

In Lagos, the woman love lace. It is very feminine and they find different intricate designs. But they always keep classy and form fittingly beautiful

Once you have the dress sorted. You can now focus on your hair-do, make-up and jewelry. Always remember that sometimes less, is more. Especially for an evening function. And ladies, here heels are the only option.

Be fashionable and most importantly, stay beautiful.

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marklipinski · 7 years

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ARTspiration

Artists or art that turns me on and feeds my soul. This piece is called Girl With Pigtails by Sir Samuel Henry William Llewellyn, who was an English painter of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries

YOKE DU YOUR

Two elephants walk in the wilderness and spot a guy peeing at the bushes. One elephant nudges the other, “Man, I wonder how he ever manages to eat anything with that thing!”

DESIGNspiration

Look around you. Design is everywhere! Keep your eyes open. How can you incorporate the beauty that surrounds you into your art or craft?

IDEA I LOVE

I love the look of these ric rac flowers. They look pretty easy to make. Check it out here: http://todayscreativelife.com/how-to-make-ric-rac-flowers/

IDEA I LOVE

What kid wouldn’t love this cozy pillow bed? I’m trying to figure out the proportions for making an adult sized version. Click on the like to find out how to make your own for your munchkins: http://dabblesandbabbles.com/how-to-make-a-cozy-pillow-bed/

YUMMY DISH!

CLASSIC MARINARA SAUCE

(No Sugar like the jar versions)

Ingredients

San Marzano tomatoes

extra-virgin olive oil

garlic cloves

dried whole chile, or crushed red pepper flakes

kosher salt

fresh basil

FOR THE FULL RECIPE, CLICK HERE http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1015987-classic-marinara-sauce?action=click&module=Collection+Page+Recipe+Card®ion=No-Sugar+Added&pgType=collection&rank=1

IDEA I LOVE

I’m a hoochie for little boxes, any kind of little boxes. Needless to say, I was thrilled to find this cool tutorial for making embossed boxes from soda cans. Let’s face it, it’s totally worth diabetes and morbid obesity just to get enough stash to create these little suckers. Click on the link for the tutorial for making your own:

Click on the link for the tutorial for making your own: http://hackaday.com/2011/01/21/making-boxes-from-soda-cans/

BREATHLESS INSPIRATION

Handmade marbles . . .

Aren’t these amazing? You can buy your own handmade marbles and see more examples by clicking this link: http://www.route66glassworks.com/Gallery.html

SO DRINK, CHUG-A-LUG CHUG-A-LUG

CHOCOLATE WHITE RUSSIAN

Ingredients

Vodka

Kahlua

Heavy Cream

Chocolate Syrup

Ice

FOR THE FULL RECIPE, CLICK HERE http://basilandbubbly.com/chocolate-white-russian/

IDEA I LOVE

Aren’t these sprocket pillows cute? They’re not hard to make and are totally the right project to start with if you’re ever considering a Dresden Plate quilt block and fabric covered buttons are one of my all-time favorite idiot-proof things to make. Heres’s the tutorial for making these fun pillows yourself: http://cluckclucksew.com/2011/03/tutorial-sprocket-pillows.html

WORDS TO LIVE BY

IDEA I LOVE, CROCHETspiration

Grab your crochet hook and a pair of rubber flip-flops and, oh baby, you will have boots to die for. Make them even better by weaving ribbons into your crochet, embellish, hand-dye, etc. If you have strong arches, these could be quite comfortable. If you have feet as flat as Donald Duck, well, you’re screwed. Here’s the tutorial on how to make a pair of your own boots: http://makeanddocrew.com/crochet-boots-flip-flops-pattern-video/

MAN CAN LIVE BY BREAD ALONE!

MARK BITMAN’S NO-KNEAD BREAD

Ingredients:

bread flour

instant yeast

salt

Cornmeal or wheat bran

For the full recipe CLICK HERE: http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/11376-no-knead-bread?action=click&module=Collection+Page+Recipe+Card®ion=No-Sugar+Added&pgType=collection&rank=6

MEMBA?

And now a word . . .

Now that the weather is cool, I’m heading back upstairs to continue clearing out my studio. Get first dibs on all of my eBay listings when you follow the Pickle Road Stash Busting page on Facebook! Here’s the link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PickleRoadStashBusting/

win WIN win

Check back here soon. I’ll be a part of a blog hop and you can win the book I LOVE PRECUT QUILTS!

SALE SALE SALE

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Over 40% OFF the regular price of my digital Palm Beauty pattern

Today and Tomorrow only (January 28 &29 2017)

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AND

COOKIES!

TWIX COOKIES

Ingredients

butter

powdered sugar

flour

vanilla

salt

caramel

milk chocolate chips

shortening

FOR THE FULL RECIPE, CLICK HERE http://www.thisgrandmaisfun.com/twix-cookies-3/

LOL

JUST BECAUSE I SWOON

Documented 1971 Valentino Couture Italian Vogue Audrey Hepburn Gown Dress

DESIGNER: Valentino Couture, published in the 1971 Italian Vogue, in a different print, on model Isa Stoppi. The same blue version of this dress was worn by Audrey Hepburn in Italian Vogue 1971. The white long sleeve version of this dress, also seen in the photo with Isa Stoppi, was shown in the exhibit Valentino Retrospective. $42,999

You might disagree, but although this dress costs a mint, it reminds me of something that Eunice might wear.

IDEA I LOVE!

I think painting on fabric is an amazing talent. It’s an amazing way to create your own fabric. Can’t draw? So what? There are so many cheating tools you can use – lightboxes, computer printouts, embroidery transfer papers… Why not try it. It won’t break the bank, and you might just learn to love it. Click on the link for more information on how to rock your fabric: http://uniqart.blogspot.com/2015/02/tutorial-painting-on-fabric-with.html

BE DAZZLED!

This is a vintage piece of costume jewelry from 1948. It is marked, Coro with Pegasus and designed by Adolph Katz. It is in excellent condition. $475 ‘

Here’s how you can own this piece: http://www.trifari.com/pages/cor1377.html

PATCHWORK, BABY! QUILTspiration!

Call me sentimental, but I love cheddar in a quilt. Make this easy traditional Album Patch quilt from McCall’s Quilting. Now, cupcakes, think out of the box. This pattern can look totally contemporary with just a change of fabric colors. Click-o on the link-o to get the pattern: http://www.mccallsquilting.com/content_downloads/Album_Patch_WEB_BONUS.pdf

SHOEspiration

So what do you think of these Clear Floral Oxfords by Kunihiko Morinaga? These are from the 2012 collection and made from leather, plastic, and embroidery!

IDEA I LOVE!

What a great idea for upcycling your Altoids tin. Make a pocket-sized watercolor box. Listen, I know you’ve always to create an art journal on the run. Now’s your chance to honor your creativity or try something completely new. Click on the link for a tutorial on how to make your own version of you watercolor box:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Altoids-Tin-Pocket-Sized-Watercolor-Box/?ALLSTEPS

IDEA I LOVE! KNITspiration!

These are the absolute cutest knitted pigs I’ve ever seen. I wish I could knit better; I’d try to tackle this. Instead, I’m going to have to sell my soul for one. Not only that, I’m guessing the knitting shops still don’t have pink yarn in stock after the run for the Women’s March hats (well, unless you’re in Franklin, Tennessee http://huff.to/2jzY8fT).

Here’s the pattern: http://blueskyfibers.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Oink1.pdf

GARDENspiration

Yummy! Make a freshwater terrarium. It can’t be any easier. Here’s how to put one together for your home or office. Look, if this works out, say goodbye to the bathtub.

Here’s the tutorial: http://artseachic.blogspot.com/2013/07/diy-freshwater-terrarium.html

MUST HAVE

They say (whomeverthehelltheyare) that our phones are the filthiest and grimiest possessions we possess. No more, babycakes. I want to zap my smartphone with this sanitizer. Get one for you:

http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/phonesoap-smartphone-sanitizer

IDEA I LOVE!

A simple embroidery stitch can help you create the dopest border on napkins, collars, and almost anything (why not stitch on paper for homemade Valentine’s Day cards?). To learn the technique, click on the link:

http://www.designsponge.com/2014/02/diy-project-chain-of-heart-napkins.html

TIP I LOVE

Isn’t this a great tip? Organize your seam ripper, marking pencils, and snips by using a suction cup soap holder! Take a look:

http://sewmanyways.blogspot.ca/2014/01/organizing-ideas-for-suction-cup-soap.html

EMBROIDERYspiration!

LOVE this teeny tiny embroidery. What is better there is a tutorial for how to embroider your own version. What a terrific little embellishment for you bib overalls, mittens, jeans, or wherever you need a little life. Start your project by clicking the link:

http://randomactsofamy.com/2016/09/09/tiny-embroidery-tutorial/

DESSERT!

BEST EVER JAPANESE COTTON CHEESECAKE

INGREDIENTS

Full cream milk or Low-fat milk Butter Cheese cream Plain flour Corn flour Egg yolks Vanilla flavor Egg whites Cream of tartar Sugar

FOR THE FULL RECIPE, CLICK HERE http://amirahwaznahku.blogspot.de/2014/06/best-ever-japanese-cotton-cheesecake.html

IDEA I LOVE

Dollar Store here I come. Grab several colorful bags of garden glass and glue them to a window. Glorious. It’s so darn simple, but if I were you, I would campaign for the death penalty for anyone breaking a stained glass window before you make yours. Start here:

http://www.hometalk.com/26593919/easy-stained-glass-window

… and VALENTINEpiration IS HERE

These are designed to be fabric heart coasters. I love them but I’d be afraid that the seams might tip my full glass of Old Turkey onto my rug, leaving me no option than to suck the juice from the carpet (like it hasn’t been done before). You could add a little ribbon to the top so they can be used as doorknob decor. I’d also love to see some embroidery accenting the fabric used for the hearts. Here’s how you make these pretty Valentine coasters: http://www.thirtyhandmadedays.com/fabric-heart-coasters/

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