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Lindsay Moore
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2014
Artist
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Sculpture made of a welded steel frame covered with hand painted silk. Illuminated by Arduino Controlled LED lights.
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what kind of audio device is used for playback & is sound bite randomly chosen?
Nice
Your work is beautiful ty for sharing what I would like to know is one were did you get your steam machine and what you used for the outliner
May l asked where to buy wood frame like yours ? Thanks
Beautiful
Very easy
is it possible to paint on silk without it flowing and without using gutta? i want to try out chinese silk painting
Where are silk painting supplies available for purchase
Hi! I have a specific design I want to paint. Is it possible to get a stencil made and then put that on top of the silk?
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Can I ask what kind of gutta you used in this video? Wich brand? Thanks
What is the name of the frame/ pins u r using
can you tell me the name of color? is it acrylic or other?
Awesome my friend 👌👌😊😊
Music background is too loud and distracting
what are best Silk colours
Lindsay, I don't know if you are still answering questions, but just in case you do: when you pull your silk tight in the frame, what are those "drawing pin" things and the "?" that hooks into the material? Hope this makes sense!!
I believe you are asking about the hooks? They are the "Suspension claw hooks". They came with the stretcher that I purchased from Dharma Trading Co. Hope that helps!
@@lindsaymoore1559 Thank you so much for answering. And yes, that was what I was trying to ask you about. Thanks
VERY GOOD
Loved how you simplified everything. I want to ask my silk paints says heat set in the direction. Should I still steam it aswell.
i realize it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to watch new tv shows online?
@Marcellus Eli I use FlixZone. Just google for it =)
@Marcellus Eli I use flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Marcellus Eli I watch on flixzone. Just google for it :)
I love your video... your art is Beautiful... ... please note though, even tho your background music is beautiful, it was a little too loud, and made it hard to hear you... Thank YOU so much for sharing this tutorial.
Great job! Your design is absolutely lovely and I very much enjoyed your video but it would be a good idea to clarify for the folks watching it that although true silk DYES do require steaming, you are using a waterbased acrylic silk PAINT called Dye-na-flow; silk paints do not require steam setting (although the heat from the steaming process can very well make them permanent). I mention this because the idea of steam-setting can be intimidating for some newer silk painters and if they thought it was a requirement they might be less inclined to try these wonderful paints - so I repeat - Dye-na-flow does NOT require steaming lol! If you take a look at the instructions on the bottle of your paint you can see that this product calls for heat setting using direct heat from an iron. I personally prefer to allow it to air cure and then I follow it up with a tumble in a very hot dryer. I keep my steaming equipment for when I'm working with the steam-fixed dyes. I look forward to seeing more from you!
Ivy Stockstill thank you for your comment! While the green background is in fact Dye-Na-Flow silk PAINT the other colors used are all Jacquard Green Label silk DYE so steaming is actually necessary. (All of the products I used are listed at the end of the video). I agree that the steaming can be intimidating and that's why I wanted to share my process so that maybe it would alleviate some of the questions and stress associated with steaming. I guess I should explain that I chose to use the Dye-Na-Flow for this project because I like the color and knew it would work for my intended use, a framed painting. I feel that the Dye-Na-Flow paints may be easier to use, but they leave the silks feeling rather stiff and I prefer not to use them on silks that are intended to be worn or touched. I appreciate your comment and hope that maybe we've made things a little clearer for any new silk painters!
Yes, the clarification will help and I am glad you have chosen to use both types on one piece; most people do not do this and I feel that limits your overall options as some textures can only be achieved with one or the other. I am also glad you opted not to use the liquid dyeset concentrate with your Jacquard dyes. Please keep making videos! I guide folks to TH-cam when they need instruction above and beyond what I am able to provide by phone and your videos are well thought out and nicely paced. Keep it up!
Where can I get a frame like this one in your video?
I purchased all my supplies at Dharma Trading Company. dharmatrading.com
awesome
Thank you for making this look so easy!
The outline is usually called resist or gutta.
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What kind of gutta you used? Wich brand? Thanks
what is this black outline called?
very nice excellent job please let me know the names of the paints you used. I am a teacher so i can teach my students too. Thanks a lot.
also do you know of any silk paints that do not need steaming?
The silk paint used in this demo (the bright green background) is Dye-na-flow fabric paint which can be set with the heat from an iron. Some of the other colors are silk dye which does need to be steam set. Jaquard green label silk dyes can be chemically set though I do not have experience using them, because I was told the colors do not set as vibrantly. Also, I mostly purchase my paints and dyes from Dharma Trading Company, unless I just stumble upon them elsewhere. Hope this info helps!
excellent job...are you able to make the frame any size? I cant make up my mind if I would rather make it out of pvc pipe or just purchase the frame parts. what do you recommend?
The frames are adjustable/extendable. You can buy multiple sets or extensions for them which makes it fairly easy to get a variety of sizes. But you might have more control with PVC if you had a particular size you were trying to achieve.
ok.thank you. I ordered same frame and paint you suggested. Happy painting! :)
Great job! Beautiful silk! What are you doing with the silk? Using as a handkerchief? Adhering to canvas? Adhering to glass? Using as a lamp shade?
Sorry, for such a late response. This silk was mounted and framed.
Wonderful job, Lindsay! Loved lots about your video... kudos, too, for making your own steamer! Were you drawing those curves freehand?