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FR/ Je n’avais encore jamais imprimé des dessins réalisés avec #procreate. C’est fait et j’en suis plutôt contente. Dans l’ensemble, il faut dire, que je suis tellement impressionnée par l’application procreate que je n’en attendais pas moins !
ENGL/ Until now I had not printed my work made with #procreate. I am very pleased with the result. I would say that I expect nothing less from it. I am so impress by the application generally speaking
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Reinterpretation d’une maison rose
© all images are copyright of Isabelle Stolar
See timelaps in BLOG
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A JEWEL FOR YOUR HOUSE
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Houses,
Like the ones we used to draw as Kids
Both universal and singular
Suspended by a very thin wire
Decorated with a great deal of care
but driven by the lightning of our creative Energy
Rough and delicate all at once.
Do you remember when you used to fill pages and pages with houses?
Related post in In Blog
Related post 2 in Blog
Related post 3 in Blog
House making of – in blog
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Doodle book up-cycled
#sketchbookexploration
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Houses,
Like the ones we used to draw as Kids
Both universal and singular
Suspended by a very thin wire
Decorated with a great deal of care
but driven by the lightning of our creative Energy
Rough and delicate all at once.
Do you remember when you used to fill pages and pages with houses
House making of – in blog
More polymer houses in Blog
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Ces pendentifs ,en forme de maison pour vos maisons, sont des décorations à accrocher dans une entrée, ou ailleurs sur vos murs.
Le thème de la maison a toujours tenu une place particulière dans mes images tant mentales que matérialisées: maisons ailées, transformistes, sur pilotis …etc.: Entre essentiel et superflu, une sorte de marottes, de fil d’Ariane.
Je me suis dit que ce pouvait être une forme de “Khamsa”/”main de Fatma”, sans la prétention symbolique de l’amulette – de la déco, juste de la déco !!!!
Je me suis cependant amusée à y ajouter un oeil…en clin d’oeil…pour la déco!
Wiki info: Khamsa ou main de fatma (EN) (FR)
Petites maisons de poche suspendues à un fil – vous voilà!
(Je m excuse pour la qualité de certaines photos – blog et portfolio confondus – je changerai cela sous peu, promis)
polymer house making of – in Blog
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Houses,
Like the ones we used to draw as Kids
Both universal and singular
Suspended by a very thin wire
Decorated with a great deal of care
but driven by the lightning of our creative Energy
Rough and delicate all at once.
Do you remember when you used to fill pages and pages with houses?
House making of – in blog
Polymer house making of (in Blog)
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coloring postcard
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Il y a souvent des maisons dans ma tête (ailleurs dans le Blog – post en anglais pour le moment…)
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J’avais fais des maisons en Fimo pour accompagner les créations “polyméro-culinaire” de la spécialiste junior de la maison.
Je les ai percées et accrochées à un fil pour en faire des bijoux de maison, une sorte de “Hamsa” ou”main de fatma” (sans main).
Je les destinais à un usage strictement domestique. Quand à ma surprise, des amis de passage à l’atelier ont voulu en acheter pour un cadeau de pendaison de crémaillère.
Me voici donc en train d’explorer l’objet “maison en pâte polymère”.
… la maison, un de mes thèmes de prédilection que je le veuille ou non.
Celles-ci restent un peu irrégulières, un peu naïves, presque infantiles. c’est volontaire.
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BLOG/ATELIER: nos autres expériences FIMO
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Sometimes I write in english (sorry for the grammatical and syntactic errors). It is a remnant from the time I lived abroad and got used to communicate with non-francophones people. Sometimes I write in french, it depends on my mood, with no logical approach….
Houses in my sketchbook are still my best connection with childhood, mine and others … drawing houses, drawing cosiness, the one we experiment as well as the one we dream about!
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I can’t help wondering what do the refugees children recently arrived in France draw? I saw this drawing on the net, a house and “HELP” written next to it.
Browsing through a few of their drawings, it seems that quite often, there is no house at all but water, plenty of water with people struggling in the middle surrounded by empty boats.
As a former social worker, I remember when children don’t feel like drawing their dreams anymore because the abusive reality is too invasive, too brutal, they draw their reality. We, Adult, generally get shocked by it. They only draw what they see. Their reality is shocking.
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I also remember how drawings and colors change, once children feel safe again – How livid faces change, cheeks turn pink again. All the traumas remain to be taken care of, but the feeling of being secure makes room for further healing and other themes for their drawings.
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Image about communication for an internet site
