Making Faces in Fabric by Melissa Averinos
Author:Melissa Averinos
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: C&T Publishing
Markers of face on base fabric
tip If you prefer, you can use tailor’s chalk to mark the base fabric instead of using fabric.
VARYING PROPORTIONS
Once the markers are placed in the “right” spots, play with subtle changes that express your own preferences and taste. Try moving one feature at a time just slightly to see if you’d like to use a stylized set of proportions, such as wider-set and lowered eyes. You could also try increasing or decreasing the width of the markers; for example, making a much narrower mouth or wider nose. Over time, you will gain confidence in your choices and develop your signature style.
Step Away from the Project
Once I get going on a creative project, it can be hours before I get up from my work. While it feels awesome to be so focused and inspired, there is a huge benefit to getting up and looking at the piece from a different perspective. Very often when I look at it from a vantage point of something other than a few inches away, I find that something I was struggling with or wasn’t sure about actually looks great.
And sometimes it doesn’t, which is another good reason to walk away for a bit! Continuing to work on something that isn’t coming together can be frustrating and counterproductive. If you are getting hung up on a feature or detail, move along and come back to it later.
Eyes
Cut shapes for the whites of the eyes and replace the eye markers with them, spaced roughly one eye-width apart. If you like the size and placement, tack them down with the glue stick.
tip Don’t bother trying to smear the glue stick over the entire back of the fabric or getting right up to the edges. In this “tacking down” stage, simply give the back of the fabric a quick swipe with the glue stick—just enough to hold it in place until you get to the finer gluing later.
Download
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.
On Writing A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King(4901)
The Doodle Revolution by Sunni Brown(4721)
A Simplified Life by Emily Ley(4138)
Mummy Knew by Lisa James(3666)
Marijuana Grower's Handbook by Ed Rosenthal(3652)
Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook by Better Homes & Gardens(3557)
Figure Drawing for Artists by Steve Huston(3419)
Paper Parties by Erin Hung(3406)
Draw Your Day by Samantha Dion Baker(3329)
The Genius of Japanese Carpentry by Azby Brown(3269)
The Code Book by Simon Singh(3152)
Japanese Design by Patricia J. Graham(3145)
Dangerous Girls by Haas Abigail(3008)
Lions and Lace by Meagan Mckinney(2946)
The Curated Closet by Anuschka Rees(2944)
How to Make Your Own Soap by Sally Hornsey(2875)
The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande(2826)
Zero to Make by David Lang(2762)
The Wardrobe Wakeup by Lois Joy Johnson(2761)