The last few days, we have mostly been spent experimenting. To the horror of the print artisans who are used to traditional methods of printing, we mixed and clashed prints, scrunched and tore fabric, misaligned purposely, printed in differing directions, stenciled, hand painted - completely upheaving the traditional practice.
I found that I particularly enjoyed hand
painting after block printing. Using the concentrated print dyes, I would
dilute them accordingly and just using a paintbrush, painted directly onto my
pre-printed fabrics. This is something I could perhaps explore in my final
garment construction.
We also experimented with our own woodblock
designs, printing them in different ways and with complimentary woodblocks and
continued to push the boundaries of traditional woodblock printing.
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