Textile-link is a platform for artists and designers with a passion for textile. Artists may upload images of their work in their own archive and have a chance of getting their work published. Together we make books! www.textile-link.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Textiellink is een platform voor kunstenaars en ontwerpers met een passie voor textiel. Zij kunnen hun werk uploaden in een eigen archief en daarmee kans maken op publicatie van hun werk. Samen maken we boeken! www.textiellink.nl ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Textil-link ist eine Internetplattform für KünstlerInnen mit einer Leidenschaft für Textilien. Sie können ihre Arbeiten in ein eigenes Archiv hochladen. So erhalten sie die Gelegenheit, diese in einem unserer inspirierenden Galeriebücher zu veröffentlichen. www.textil-link.de
Thank you. Could you tell me how you secured the silk to the frame? It looked like hooks of some sort but that would put holes in your silk. I hope this question is not too intrusive.
Echt mooi om te zien hoe jullie deze creative kunstvorm tot leven brengen en wat een prachtige winkel in Deventer. Really nice to see how you bring this art-form to life. Thank you. Looking forward to doing a workshop in future.
Geweldig om jullie (en werk)) samen te zien ! Een feestje voor het oog :-) Ben heel benieuwd naar de mogelijkheid van een online workshop !!! It's wonderful to see you both (and your work) together ! A treat for the eyes :-) I'm really looking forward to the possibility of an online workshop . . . see you on Monday <3
I love how each silk artist has their own style and techniques; so many possibilities. I like your light and brief video style, quick but shows the essence of your method and ends with a creative display of your work. You might like my videos as well.
@@textiellink originaly am from Sudan if you write on youtube sudanes toub you will see our traditional thing that we wear it look like indian saree we paint it so many colour this why I am interesting in learning this
@@ellenbakker2975 Your work is lovely too! Interesting to see you using the hair dryer to (I presume) keep the clean lines of the brush strokes and prevent running of the colour. Whoever did your video and the editing did a great job. The light is just lovely. I wish I could afford to have someone come into my studio and make such a video, but then I couldn't afford to get a new roof put on my shed! ;)
Thank you for your kind words. I am so lucky to have a son who happens to be a camera man :) I wil let him know you like the video! And yes, I use the hairdryer to stop the paint. It's works very good. Don't have to use gutta.
catgoddess11 You can order the book directly on the website from Textile-link: www.textile-link.com. The costs incl. shipping are US$ 47.00. Or you can order the book from resellers. The addresses are also on this website, With Kind Regards, Ellen Bakker
A sneak preview of the new publication 'TextileArt around the world' from textile-link.com. A "lookbook" with the work of 160 textile artists from all around the world.
