Thursday, August 14, 2008

TTV Photography

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Went out yesterday afternoon with my "new" vintage Kodak camera and trusty 400d and took about a couple hundred ttv shots. I gotta admit, it's my first time doing this, so it was kind of tricky getting the view into focus. Most of the shots either turned out blurry or had glare on the glass. And out of the small batch of in-focus shots, I had to be incredibly picky and chose the ones that really stood out to me. So only a few of them made the cut. Right now I've listed a couple of them, but will be adding more later. Now I'm starting to find ttv quite addictive.

Head on over to my Etsy photography shop to check out the listings!

Thursday, August 7, 2008

New T-Dresses!

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I've added two new items to Yay For Fidget Art
My Gingko Leaf 1.2 is a re-vamped version of my old design; I've also made said design larger and added a bit of splatter effects for fun. Both dresses shown are available in sizes small through large. Check 'em out!

More designs are to come soon, as well as a variety of other shirt styles (including mens!) and accessories!

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Monday, July 2, 2007

Ume Punk Vans

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Over a few weeks ago, I purchased a pair of plain black slip-on Vans at the mall. I originally wanted the skull print ones, but they only had sizes 7.5 and 10 in womens. So I got some red Jacquard Neopaque textile paint and painted this design on mah shoes:


80s kanzashi

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Something different than what I normally make:

And it felt like it took me forever to complete, but I love the results! the black silk was hand-dyed and hand-painted with neon streaks of orange, green, yellow and blue. Stamens have been colored likewise. The contrasting petals are white, and the leaves behind are also painted in neon colors. a string of vibrant paper stars are looped onto mizuhiki cord, and I've also added bira-bira underneath. mounted on the standard two-pronged hairfork. Bloom itself measures 3.25" and the kanzashi measures 7.25" long.


Available at my Etsy shop


Sunday, June 10, 2007

Ice Flare Kanzashi

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The majority of you who have answered my poll prefer all-season kanzashi, so I've been working on new designs. This is one that I've made last night.

It measures 7.25" long and the bloom, itself measures 3" wide.

It's available at my Etsy shop. =)

Kanzashi Update

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I've been on a kanzashi-making streak as of late. Two are for the shop, the other two are for a regular client of mine.

In order: Maiko Momiji Kanzashi, Maiko Chrysanthemum Kanzashi, Pussy Willow Kanzashi (for my client) and Devil's Club Kanzashi (also for my client). The real leaf on the last measures about 6" wide, and is typically accompanied by a single cluster of red berries that form into sort of a spear-tip shape. The kanzashi itself is about 3.5" wide.




*~Travel With Me~* Fukuro Obi

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Here is a new fukuro obi I recently completed about two weeks ago. I didn't have time to show it until now, due to finals, so here it is!

I purchased the material late in '05. It's a synthetic fabric imported from France that has a fancy collage design of script writing, illuminated manuscript art, stylized numbers and gradated colors against an off-white background. I've been meaning to make this fabric into an obi, so I did; I still have some extra left over to make one for myself, plus a hanhaba obi.

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