“You can have 5 colors on the table….” reminds me of some rugs I should have bought, 45 years ago! They had color combinations that were amazing, and started me making more random and provocative choices in my design work!
It looks like the artist featured in this video was not available to answer questions on this thread. I just happened to notice your comment and thought since it has been a year or more, I’d let you know that there are marblers (like me) who invite you to try the art for yourself. I would love to have you visit my studio in Huntington Beach, CA (where you can paint fabric up to 46” x 74”) or if that is too far for you to travel, we can do it together via live video conferencing (Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, etc.). You will be able to choose your colors, design style, and fabric type and work directly with an artisan who will guide you through all of the steps to create your one-of-a-kind work of wearable art. Visit my bio for contact info and more.
@@mayusilkartllc6738 hello! I just read your comment here.. and I’ve been really wanting to learn more about this art form 💕 I’m seriously blown away by its beauty.. do you work with the traditional Japanese methodology or the more modern take? I’d love to learn to print on silk and have it be a piece that lasts for years to come.. thank you so much! nomi
Hii Your work is amazing.... Can u explain how you thickned water... What colors are you using and at what temperature... I am from India so what I can use ... whether any requirement for pre treating fabric and how to do that... thanks for sharing your beautiful work..😊
I am an avid RU-vid video watcher and learn a lot from them. This video for some reason touched my senses. And of course marbling is so unique... well done girls' ...
