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A fine WordPress.com site
Slow Cloth. Eco Printing. Natural Dyeing.
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Photos, words and art inspired by nature
CELEBRATING THE BEAUTY OF SUNSHINE COAST MUSHROOMS
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Documents the processes and work of artist Judy Barrass for the Australian environmental art festival Floating Land in 2013.
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You really got the knack of this! It’s a Roscharch blot type of image. Beautiful!
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Yes, I’m interested in the mirror image thing. Not getting much time for art – am at a true pivotal moment in life right now – but this new way of making marks and images is interesting. I see you are striding along with your own ‘mark making’ – poetry. I love turning the corners of your words to see where they lead me next!
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Thanks Ann. I feel I may be learning something about the craft at last and simultaneously realise how far I have to go and am looking forward to the journey. 🙂
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