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I used this charcoal drawing as a start for the fabric piece seen here. The fabric had been rusted first and then layered with a charcoal sketch. Whats exciting about charcoal is that it doesnt all wash out so it becomes inherent to the piece.
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In the piece there is a beautiful italian fabric that was given to me by an embroiderer.
The piece is worked with stitch to create a texture and background.
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