I’ve Decided This Will Actually Be My Test Weave... Gonna Start The Whole Thing Over Because I Have

Here’s my first ever tapestry. Woven as a birthday gift for my lovely boyfriend, on my trash loom that I made from a thrift store picture frame.

It’s the sunset over southern prairie land.

I have got Ideas about fiber art so expect more in the future.

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So I’ve scanned the pages of my risographed fashion study zine (you can buy that here)

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Pages 4 and 5

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Updates from my sketchbook. Mostly drawn while on the bus.

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Lestat, Louis, and Armand, all as variations of Pierrot. Done with Molotow and Posca paint pens, and color pencil.

Lestat's costume is mostly based on the painting of Pierrot by Jean-Antoine Watteu in 1718. Louis' Pierrot is based on the costume worn by Jean-Charles Deburau, as photographed by Nadar in the 1850s. Despite being the oldest vampire, Armand's costume is the most contemporary, as it's based on the 1975 film "The Adventures of Buratino." This is because Armand is a Theater Nerd (Lestat is a Theater Gay, there is a difference) and he thinks that outfit is the most inventive.

Getting close to done!

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I did a small interview with Eric March over on Upworthy! He was super nice and it was a really cool experience.

Promise to post some new art once I’m done being slaughtered by essays.

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That exciting stage in a painting where it looks like mud

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Aizawa and cats.

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in case there’s ever been any ambiguity about the themes and focus of my art, Baruch HaShem for hairy trans masc titties.