Texture became the invitation to the viewer to examine the work more closely and to discover hidden meanings within the textures. Sometimes font were imbedded and sometimes images.
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This project was supported by the North Carolina Arts Council with funding from the state of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
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- More textures and layers were added by painting o...
- Embroidery hoops were used to secure the layers o...
- Students also created small relief blocks which t...
- Texture became the invitation to the viewer to ex...
- Beading was added in honor of Joyce J. Scott and ...
- Close up image of a reverse applique where the se...
- Decisions were then made about where and how to a...
- Students then inked and printed the plate with co...
- The transparency was place over the solar plate a...
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- Students created photographs that dealt with their...
- Color selection and textures were selected to enha...
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