Sunday, April 11, 2010
scribbling
Thanks to Terry G. for reminding me about ZFranks Scribbler which has uncovered a new, more flexible black hole for my time, V2.
You'll curse me for following those links.
Left is a scribble that sketches the bare bones of a small piece that came together on the design wall at the WhineMine last night. No denying it's representational. Suburban landscapes, a series perhaps.
The central element, a pool, came from the last batch of hand dyes - a wonderful bright teal from something ProChem called "Bonnie Blue" over some pale yellow cotton, another gift that's full of promise. I think I finally used the last of all that vintage linen and coarse sack cloth, all wonderful in greens, gold and rust. A grove.
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6 comments:
oh god, i love this tool.....
Don't forget to share the output!
But now you must try the next generation of the Scribbler tool. It's even better!
http://www.zefrank.com/scribbler/scribblertoo/
I had forgotten about Scribbler and I certainly didn't know about version two. Thanks you for the link...I think:-) I recognised your quilt on the V&A quilt wall and mentioned it on my blog yesterday.
curse you Deb -- that tool is too cool for words and I'm supposed to be putting dinner on the table!!!!!!!
Cool tool! Thanks!
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