hag palace

put it in repeat

jessicabrowning91:

A couple more prints. All printed with dye pastes onto wool through meticulous/ridiculous stencils. It was worth every cut, slice and hand ache. 

(via textilesystematisms)

Mbuti barkcloth

a-me-lia:

Detail of my silk habotai scarf, hand dyed, printed and embroidered

a-me-lia:

Detail of my silk habotai scarf, hand dyed, printed and embroidered

mikeharpring:

Selling these at the show tonight, and at mikeharpring.etsy.com #screenprinting #silkscreen #luckys #illustration #art #40stairspace

Philly people, go see this in person! I am too far away. Yay printmaking.

mikeharpring:

Selling these at the show tonight, and at mikeharpring.etsy.com #screenprinting #silkscreen #luckys #illustration #art #40stairspace

Philly people, go see this in person! I am too far away. Yay printmaking.

Maybe it’s the freaky red lighting, or… No, it’s definitely the lighting. The darkroom always gives me anxiety. (Also sometimes I still dump emulsion where it doesn’t belong. I am not graceful.)

Maybe it’s the freaky red lighting, or… No, it’s definitely the lighting. The darkroom always gives me anxiety. (Also sometimes I still dump emulsion where it doesn’t belong. I am not graceful.)

nicolelecht:

My collaboration with textile designer Lara Cameron from Ink & Spindle in Melbourne Australia. Handprinted silkscreened textiles by Lara and all book binding construction by yours truly. 

Working on a new 2-color repeat pattern.

Working on a new 2-color repeat pattern.

Back in the saddle… the surface design saddle.

Back in the saddle… the surface design saddle.