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Colour, shape and texture in south-west France. Ideas, analysis, exploration.
Further explorations of colour, shape, and texture in south-west France.
Part 1 Observing and Capturing. Part 2 Surface and Stitch. 1 Colour Palettes and Proportion. Part 4 Yarn and Linear Exploration. Part 5 Building a Collection.
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If a woman smilees, her dress must also smile. Update on the 18th century stays and project. The Cashmere Shawls of Empress Josephine. The Cashmere Shawls of Empress Josephine. Women in France quickly found that cashmere shawls offered not only warmth but also a whimsical splash of color over the plain white neoclassic gowns then in style. The passion for the shawls inflamed to the extent that some women went so far as to steal .
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Ex 12 Substance and story. Ex 14 Lines and edges. Ex 15 Collage and creases. Ex 16 Detail and definition. Ex 17 Sources and media. Ex 18 Portraying by drawing. 4 Yarn and linear exploration.