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Drawing, Tpu Filament on Plastic
Size: 35 W x 24 H x 0.1 D in
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This is a unique drawing done with a 3D pen and flexible TPU filament. It looks like an amazing piece of delicate lace but the filament used is super strong and durable. The blue filament drawing is based on a sketch I made of a stunning stretch of woodland which borders the river near where I live in Wensleydale. I've incorporated the myriad of foliage and wildflowers which have burst into life as we progress into summer. The trees offer cool shade from the hot sun and the river sings its happy song in the background. I've used clear filament to strengthen and hold the drawing together. This is barely visible but sometimes it catches the light and looks really pretty. There's tons of detail in this drawing as I really wanted to replicate the beauty of this lovely scene. The artwork hangs from a wooden dowel which measures 88cm and is ready to hang. What I love about these lacy drawings is the fact that they're substantial enough to hang beautifully but they are so light in weight. It's worth bearing in mind that they need to be displayed on a light coloured, plain background. Alternatively the artwork could be cut away from the dowel and professionally framed.
Drawing:Tpu Filament on Plastic
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:35 W x 24 H x 0.1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Yes
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Ships From:United Kingdom.
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Paula grew up in the beautiful city of York in the United Kingdom and was employed as a textile designer in the early years of her working life. Art has always been a constant and she has explored and experimented with many conventional and unconventional materials. The first sculptures she sold were made out of bread dough which were baked and varnished. These pieces proved so popular that she was able to pursue her dream of being a self employed artist and sold her work successfully through art fairs and markets. Eventually Paula discovered coloured hot melt glue sticks which was an unexplored and really exciting medium to work with. She managed to incorporate wire into the melted glue and was able to form amazing sculptures which were exhibited in many galleries including The Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Further experimentation resulted in the glue guns being used on canvas with the glue replacing acrylic paint which she’d previously used. These sculptural paintings (animal portraits and landscapes) have also enjoyed great success and have been shipped as far and wide as the USA and Australia. One of her beautiful horse paintings was featured on the cover of Equestrian Trade News magazine. More recently Paula has enjoyed working with her latest discovery, the 3D Printer Pen. This ingenious little device allows the artist to draw with melted plastic. Once the filament has cooled, the drawing is a permanent artwork which will hold its shape and can be hung from a dowel or professionally framed. These wall hangings have a lace-like quality and they can be categorized as sculpture and drawing as they are both. For the last four years Paula has lived in Wensleydale and has drawn her art inspiration from the local breath taking countryside and wildlife.
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