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hi would you like to see something wonderful
Lately I have been obsessed with the concept of using mushrooms and lichen to dye fibers with. I came across the Mushroom Color Atlas, created by Julie Beeler and her team, which is a wonderful reference and so so beautiful. I could not have imagined the colors you could get with mushrooms, especially the blues and purples. Each color will tell you the fiber the color was achieved on, the mordant used, the weight of mushroom to fiber, the freshness of and parts of mushroom used, the temperature the dye baths were brought to, and the period of time it was on heat, and the acidity the bath was brought to, if you’re interested in the process. Or you could just look at the amazing array of dye and pigment that were created by mushrooms
In this dynamic Mushroom Color Atlas, explore the colorful universe of fungi through the spectrum of colors from dyeing with mushrooms.
Frog group. Woodsy neighbours of Tan and Teckle. 1911.
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Perfect Magazine, 2022.
Ph. Zhong Lin
Katsuzi Matsumoto "lightning bug"
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https://www.wilder.gallery/_files/ugd/08a63c_c422bff4086a4a8bade2c273e05ae05b.pdf - Eleanor May Watson
Eric Roux-Fontaine - Dragonfly, 2022
Michalina Janoszanka (Polish, 1889-1952)
Spring, 1920-29
tempera on glass. 48.5 x 53 cm
Bernard Cohen (British, b. 1933) - Drawing for the Painting called ‘Pie’ pencil, crayon and pastel, 54.6 x 74.9 cm (1964)
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Rat on a journey, 1963, Maria Prymachenko
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