Friday, September 26, 2014
Sask Culture Days Kickoff
Yesterday was the kickoff to Sask Culture Days. My students and I were creating hexagons with the community outside City Hall on a beautiful sunny day. It was great fun. We made 118 hexagons in one hour. Great job and thanks to Shanille, Madeline, Emily, Ryan, Eric and Costos (and parent drivers). Thank you as well to all of the City of Saskatoon employees that helped to make the event a success. Photo credit to Eric Christensen
Sunday, September 14, 2014
More Bee Panels
I have created some more large bee panels. They are 9 feet tall and 27 inches wide. They are 12 block linocuts.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
The Honey Pot Game
The other piece that will be going into the Toy Exhibition in December is....
The HONEY POT game. It is a modification of the game board for Mancala. It is made from clay and acrylic and the little bee game pieces are stylized versions of Napoleon's Bees. The bag to contain the bees also has the symbol of the bees that Napoleon often used.
The HONEY POT game. It is a modification of the game board for Mancala. It is made from clay and acrylic and the little bee game pieces are stylized versions of Napoleon's Bees. The bag to contain the bees also has the symbol of the bees that Napoleon often used.
Fabric is created using a block printing technique.
Paper Dolls
My paper doll piece(s) are finally finished. It was an amazing amount of work to carve the blocks, print the blocks, cut out the clothes and then glue them all together. The piece(s) are part of the series Affluenza.
They will be in an exhition at the Sask Craft Council called
Toys
December 5, 2014 - January 13, 2015
They will be in an exhition at the Sask Craft Council called
Toys
December 5, 2014 - January 13, 2015
Ravishing in Red
Beautiful in Blue
Breathtaking in Black
Fabulous in Fuscia
Gorgeous in Green
Pretty in Pink
Vivacious in Violet
Whimsical in White
Youthful in Yellow
And below is how they will be displayed or possibly in a rainbow line.
Thank you to Janice and Elizabeth for helping me name the pieces.
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