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Blog Check #1 Highlights: Learning to love you more + FIBER Assignments

A sampling of some of your own assignments incorporating fiber inspired by the concept of the Learning to Love You project by Miranda July and Herrell Fletcher...

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Give your yarn scraps new life / assignment created by Harumi, more details here

Crochet a picture of the sun / assignment created by Stephanie, more details here

Crochet something to make your life more comfortable / assignment created by Bryan, more details here

Make a 2 minute portrait of a friends face / assignment created by Christian, more details here

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Blog Check #1 Highlights: Learning to Love You More Assignments

A sampling of some of your Learning to Love You More Assignments from our first homework assignment...

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53. Photograph a significant outfit / Jade

63. Make an encouraging banner / Sarah

32. Braid someones hair / Harumi

63. Make an encouraging banner / Sage

41. Document your bald spot / Emillie

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Blog Check #3 Highlights: Character Backstories of Obamawaves Freedom 3

If you have some time, go to Rick’s blog to check out the backstory for each of the characters he’s developed so far as part of his comic inspired final project.

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A few of my favorites, from top: “The Unicorn”, “Spider Maiden”, and “Hex”.

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Blog Check #3 Highlights: Mai’s sketches

I loved discovering these fun sketches on Mai’s blog of our class critiques. Can you tell who is who?

Images borrowed from Mais blog post, linked here.

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Blog Check #1 Highlights: Random Fun Stuff

Check out these images which I found on your blogs showing some of the fun stuff students are posting about on their blogs as part of the first blog check. (Stay tuned for highlights from Blog Check #2 due last week...)

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If you need a pick me up, check out Jannell’s blog for images of her ginniepig wearing crocheted outfits like this image depicts. I selfishly hope this becomes a series of posts that continues into the future for my own happiness.

Bridgette turned her samples into silly drawings for a blog post. I’m really interested in the exploration and fun in this idea since I don’t usually get to see  fiber technique samples get turned into digital doodles.

Did you know that Dang collected hair from his dog for some felting experimentation? Cool stuff.

So makes and posts these lovely step by step drawings in her notes for how to do different fiber processes we covered this semester on her blog. This particular example shows the wet felting process.

Mai took the time to document her fortune on her blog, and I think it might have something to teach all of us as we continue our exploration of Fiber Sculpture....

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Blog Check #1: Artist of Influence Highlights

Here are a few works by some of the most compelling Artist of Influences you posted about on your tumblrs for our first blog check of the semester. Check them out...

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Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirrored Room, currently on view at The Broad here in Los Angeles, an influence from Michelle’s art practice research

Kenneth Tam, Breakfast in Bed, from the Made in LA show at the Hammer earlier this year, an influence from Hope’s art practice research

Jim Hodges, this image taken from the exhibition “Give More Than You Take” from the Hammer Museum a few years ago, an influence from Elaina’s art practice research

Ryder Ripps, installation view of Barbara Lee, an exhibition currently on view at Steve Turner in Los Angeles through November 10th, an influence from Soren’s art practice research