I like the scale of the twiggy image in the video. Here's my humble ode to twiggy on a smaller scale, mixing yarnbombing and spray paint stencil.
Dayton and Walnut Streets in Yellow Springs, Ohio
Barry Lategan talks about the day he took this iconic photograph of twiggy in 1966.
I can't believe I did that.
After all the hours I spent on this I ripped it up.
I can't believe I did that.
After all the hours I spent on this I ripped it up.
BUT
I LIKE it much better. Now I feel it relates to the place where I saw this street art in Ann Arbor Michigan.
I LIKE it much better. Now I feel it relates to the place where I saw this street art in Ann Arbor Michigan.
3 comments:
So will the pieces stay together as one piece but in pieces?? Or you just like the bottom piece?
Not sure at this point undaunted, I guess it depends on how I want to present it (framed, just hung on a wall etc). I kind of like the idea of them staying together though :)
I really like the twiggy stencil on the yarn - very graffiti on top of graffiti
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