sti(c)kman
Another part for the Sketchbook Translation Series
Embroidery based on stickman graffiti I photographed at the crosswalk of 7th & Madison Ave, Washington, DC.in 2009
There is a whole group dedicated to this little fella on flickr called STI(C)KMAN
Jafabrit's pic from DC trip
Retro Craft Corner1969 McCalls Needlework Magazine
Street-sign inspired bags made from lightweight vinyl and self-adhesive plastic and hand sewn. Smaller bags are made with felt.
These are fun, but nowadays people are recycling REAL signs and using them not only for handbags, but jewellry, chairs, and a variety of other things. McCalls versions are cheaper and easier to make though :)
Retro Craft Corner1969 McCalls Needlework Magazine
Street-sign inspired bags made from lightweight vinyl and self-adhesive plastic and hand sewn. Smaller bags are made with felt.
These are fun, but nowadays people are recycling REAL signs and using them not only for handbags, but jewellry, chairs, and a variety of other things. McCalls versions are cheaper and easier to make though :)
Comments
Those are amazing housewares made with recycled signs.
Your stickman is a great way to record a symbolic language! Repeating the "story".
I too loved the housewares made from recycled signs.