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Re: Cubism and HS (emergency!) 3 D cubist hat?...
From: Janjarreau
Date: Wed Jan 19 2000 - 17:49:34 PST
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In a message dated 1/19/00 4:45:07 PM Central Standard Time,
Iteachart7 writes:
<< The 2nd is our 3-d cubist hat portrait. We use papier mache strips over
the
bottom of a balloon. When dry, we cut the edge smooth, add a brim, they are
very creative here, and start moulding the facial features with the instant
papier mache mash. One coat of gesso and then paint. They say I do this one
just to embarrass them! (of course I do! ) I make them wear their creations
to lunch! They are really scared now that I have my new digital camcorder!
Peace
Gabrielle
>>
I am trying to visualize this. Does it end up looking like a brimmed hat
with a face in front, attached? Please more details. Thanks.
Janice
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