Here's something different--"The Craft of War: Blind." Great storytelling in machinima form.
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Planning Hair Ornaments for The Geisha
I hope to finsh laying the black Japanese flat silk on The Geisha's wig today. Once I have all the stitches in, I will need to add her hair ornaments. Here is what the plain canvas looks like. I have a xerox copy and scans of it to use as reference material so that I can put everything where it belongs once I stitch on top of the painted areas and see the pattern of the beads. I may add to this, of course, but I like the original placement so I am very glad I have all the copies of the original painting of the canvas I need!
Jane/Chilly Hollow
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