As a follow up for our trip to see the
Travelling The Silk Road exhibition at the National Museum of Australia we had some hands on investigation. I just happened to have some silk moth cocoons and various bi-products of the silk making process on hand in my art stash. We also tried out silk painting.
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Silk materials to investigate |
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Feeling silk fibres |
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Drawing onto silk fabric with outliner |
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Silk painting by R |
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Silk painting by L |
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