You know how you can end up going down the Google rabbit hole? Well, I was doing research for client and somehow ended up looking at old abandoned buildings. One struck me, it was a Eastern European stadium. It was an old Olympic training site. Since its closure graffiti artists have taken up residence to cover the concrete with their art. The loose illustrative style and the bold images in monochrome inspired me. Announcing the Rough Game Series a collection of sports imagery layered upon chalky white, rendered in black, white and shades of gray.
Riffing off of the art collection, I've created a fabric series as well. It is available from my Spoonflower.com fabric shop. With their array of fabric choices, the patterns would be a great coordinate to the art as bedding and pillows. I hope you enjoy the collection. Your interest in my art is appreciated and so are all the likes, shares, pins and comments! Rough Game Sports CollectionTHe Rough Game Sports collection
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I have several of the branded blade cutters and haven't really got to used to using them. Their software is a bit clunky for me. I recently bought a Glowforge laser and decided to give it a go cutting paper. The verdict is in, it did a wonderful job. Not only did it cut the sheets with precision, I was able to stack and cut multiple sheets at a time. What a time saver! Anyway, this isn't a commercial for laser cutting, nor is this a sponsored post. The laser uses SVG files just like the blade cutting machines. I did have to play with the settings to prevent too much scald on the papers edges. There's a little, but I don't mind it, it seems to help define the shapes. The project was a window and store display. I wanted to do something a bit bolder as large florals are all the trend. Here I painted the backdrop with florals and featured one wreath. Down below I placed galvanized orbs that I made from scratch using 3/4 light duty galvanized strapping and a spot welder. For the wreaths I chose clematis flowers. They're dimensional and easily to recognize. In another window I created a backdrop by stapling ombre dyed coffee filters. You can use Rit dye in different dilutions to achieve the effect. More coffee filters were hung from fish line to dangle from the store's rustic reclaimed wood tree. Galvanized tubs become hanging planters filled with cut paper flowers. Galvanized orbs round out the display. (Pardon the photo bomber, I tried waiting until she turned away, but she was probably curious what I was doing...ha!) Glowforge Referral Program If you're intrigued by the Glowforge let me know. They have a referral program and I might be able to save you some $$$.
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Welcome to my Embellishments Journal, it's a new feature. I will be posting about some of our projects, sharing pictures and interesting things. Chime in, ask questions and keep your arms and hands inside the ride until it comes to a complete stop. -Aaron
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