jerzone, to art
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This morning's latte Rorschach seems more spring-like: flowers, ferns, frog splash? Also a secondary subject in the countertop shadows.

jerzone, (edited ) to random
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Jackalope?

nando161, to movies

:antifa_100:

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:antifa_100: :heart_cyber: :anonymous:

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NatureMC, to rust
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When I created this to digest the terrible images and news of a , I had no idea how much the condition could become the new "normality" in so many countries. and hammer printing, and wild stitches.

Another 2 pages, the backside of photo 1. The wild stitches look different on their backside and become integrated into a new image. The more filigree plant structure at the right is made by hammer printing a grass and lining with black paper thread.
2 pages with spare rust print. On the left, a tree structure is cut out as a hole. It is covered with dyed gauze and offers a view of the landscape below. On the right, three overlapping tree structures: the back of black paper embroidery, green thread structures and the hammer print of common bent grass.
Macro of the gauze. Behind, is the reddish-brown rust print of the page below.

NatureMC,
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@theappletree Thank you, Annie! 😊 The work with resembles utterly the test.😉 You and don't know the results. They depend on materials, the chemical process, the way of bundling etc. When I hanged the papers for drying I saw the landscape like abstract - from there it started.
is made with the help of Iron(III) acetate as a mordant (attention), produced with iron in a water-vinegar mix: https://thecuriousprintmaker.co.uk/rust-printing-on-paper/ (Correct disposal and protection!)

Papers with rust dyeing hung on a wall to dry in the sun. The lower third and some edges are reddish brown to ochre-coloured, the rest is white. Connotations of fire and landscapes.
Rust printing combined with a used coffee filter. The bundle was tightly wrapped with thread, and the structures under the thread remained bright. The reddish brown partly became blueish black. This comes from a chemical reaction with tannins found in coffee. It happens also with tannin-rich plants.
Detail of soft paper. The rust print is bright brown where the metal (nails) had direct contact with the paper. I applied some plant leaves with high tannin content, they print in a beautiful blueish black.

courtcan, to DadBin
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Just walked into the kitchen to find this sitting on the countertop. It's not even 8:30 in the morning, and this is sitting in the kitchen on the countertop. Why is this just sitting here in the kitchen on the countertop. Who did this





courtcan,
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A friend posits that I received a surprise visit from . I can go with that! 😆

nando161, to art

garybarker, to random
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Question Mastodoners:

  1. What is the award shown next to the RFK bust in the background of this screen shot?

  2. What is the first thing that came into your mind when you saw that award. What is the award a representation of?

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