

Left: a control sample to determine how the dye worked on this particular silk (silks can have a different makeup and resulting dye colours can vary). It also indicated that the depth of colour was too strong.
Middle: Dye quantity has been reduced by two thirds, and the one third of dye remaining had some of the red removed and a portion of a coral dye added.
Right: Final sample, as with the middle sample but the two dye quantity portions reversed. The colour swatch appears above.

Not too bad at all. Absolutely brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing to me that you do this labor intensive, very precise work as your "other" job, besides being an artist who lets things unfold in front of her.
ReplyDeleteAs I wrote to you earlier, I knew I was behind in reading your posts, and now I can see how benefitial it will be for me to catch up!
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance for these posts Diana!
xo