http://vimeo.com/51107397 (i would have the video up running in this window but it looks like Blogger allow you to upload videos anymore NOOOO!)
i met the father of this amazing portrait artist, Cayce Zavaglia, while I was working at anthro a few nights ago (her dad is an artist in wood carvings, himself). he told me about how his daughter transitioned from working with oil paints to sewing with wool thread, (first beginning when she started getting pregnant with her 4 kids and couldn't be inhaling the fumes anymore from the paint). -the result is an overwhelmingly captivating and intriguing way of recreating each unique, undulating surface area and form of her models (i know, because one of the portraits on her site is of her dad).
www.caycezavaglia.com,
www.coeur-de-larbre.com
i met the father of this amazing portrait artist, Cayce Zavaglia, while I was working at anthro a few nights ago (her dad is an artist in wood carvings, himself). he told me about how his daughter transitioned from working with oil paints to sewing with wool thread, (first beginning when she started getting pregnant with her 4 kids and couldn't be inhaling the fumes anymore from the paint). -the result is an overwhelmingly captivating and intriguing way of recreating each unique, undulating surface area and form of her models (i know, because one of the portraits on her site is of her dad).
www.caycezavaglia.com,
www.coeur-de-larbre.com
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