Project #010.Craft Clay- Mini Sculptures

I was thinking about using polymer clay to create some miniatures. Inspired by an artist, Red Groom, I decided to create a series of street scenery.

Project #009.Block Printing

Among all of the techniques that I learned from printmaking, I like the linoleum block printing most. For me, the most challenging part of making a linoleum block printing, is how to present the design/image on the block. Linoleum block print is a good experience to duplicate an image into difference colors. It is really a pleasure to learn about block printing, all you need is just some patient and passion @(^^)@

For more information about linoleum block printing, please visit the site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linocut

Project #008.Monoprint

The first technique that I learned from printmaking class was monoprint. I think monoprint is the easiest one among those printmaking techniques, yet it is fun and just needed a few tools.

The printing process involved in making a monoprint is named such because only one print is made at a time.

Things you'll need: Plexiglas, brushes, wooden sharp tools like tooth stick, pencil or sharp branches), watercolor paper/card stock, printing ink, roller and wooden spoon/press machine.

Project #007.Wire Sculpture

Dealing with wire is always a fun thing for me during my spare time. In this project, I used steel wire to create structures of a rabbit, a carrot and a dragon .

Materials : Chicken wire, pliers, wire cutter, gloves, paper mache.

Project #002.CD Coastal(Con't)

Here are more ideas that can be painted on the CD coastal:)

Project #006. Wire Art

Before I saw the wire art work from Bart Soutendijk, I never thought that wire can be used as a skatching tool.

I like his wire art - simple line that mean everything.

So I try to make some images that I like most from his wire work.

Here is his website : http://www.wirewallart.com/

Project #005. Recycle Paper Coastal

Enjoy :))

Materials : Recycle papers like newspaper, junk mail or phonebook

Multi-purpose glue

How to make it:

1. Prepare 12 pieces of same size recycle papers. Fold it into horizontal.

2. Repeat it until the thickness of the coastal that you wanted.

3. For the last fold, please reference the step as the pictures below :))

**multi-purpose glue was used for the last fold.

4. After finished all the paper strips, you may start to design the pattern of your first handmade cosatal.