When artists get packages, sometimes the box and wrappings are as fun as the delivery itself.
When a delivery came with yards and yards of white kraft
paper, I kept the paper for a fringed skirt prototype. First
layer of fringe was 5”x 6', second was 4” x 6’ and the third was 3”x 4’. When the
paper was taped and hung, parts of it looked very sculptural. Taking notice of this, I photographed it and this is what I got.
Over head view. |
Kraft paper, hand curled, side view. |
From the floor view |
This really was an exploration of materials, mediums, and observation than real art but an artist needs to go through this process. By using these materials, I didn't worry about using up my good stuff, was free to experiment, and was allowed to see if an idea will work. I was definitely pushed out of my comfort zone by not drawing, I learned to how to see the random design the paper created, and I learned how to use the camera more creatively other to to take a quick picture.
Who knew kraft paper could be used in a way other than packing or math scratch paper?
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