I participated in a local studio tour this past weekend and made a few new reliquary pieces. I thought I'd show them here over the next few days with some of my older pieces.
layers...the paper I use is not handmade. It is cotton linter (which is good for paper casting because of its short fibres) and I soak it and make my own pulp for casting using a blender.
I am an artist who creates sculptural objects, combining materials such as paper, thread, beeswax, metal, and natural objects. I also give creativity workshops in Hudson, Quebec. Art vein vessel is a place where I share my work, my creative activities, and the little things that inspire me.
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7 comments:
these are very interesting to me-- not familiar with cast paper -- but assume it is hand made paper cast into forms-- these are very appealing to me.
Oh Kate,
these are so fragile, detailed, delicate.....beautiful! Sigh!!
Oh my. They're wonderful. The first one especially feels tender, precious and yet dynamic.
Stunning, mesmerizing, and so delicate and beautiful.
Great to see my old favourites as well as the new ones!
i'm happy now kate... thank you...
: )
xo
layers...the paper I use is not handmade. It is cotton linter (which is good for paper casting because of its short fibres) and I soak it and make my own pulp for casting using a blender.
all...thanks for your kind comments!
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