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Hand Embroidery translation from sketchbook.
Here is the back story about the saying Tellie Tale Tit.
I did the drawing in my sketchbook with my left hand which I think gives a frazzled look and lends itself to the nature of those whose tongues are laced with poisonous disconnect to reality. The bird I drew with my right hand.
Embroidered with my right: and if the tennis elbow commentator had bothered to READ my blog entry they would have noticed before offering advice (I already knew by the way) that I am NOT going to stop doing embroidery.

I saw a link to this on Eyeteeth:A journal of incisive ideas and wanted to share it

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Philip said…
Left hand drawing? Hmm. Very effective!
2:49 AM
William Evertson said…
Oh my, if that sharp toothed dickey bird doesn't give one pause when tempted to gossip I don't know what would. These translations seem to carry the immediacy of the sketchbook well.
3:53 AM
jafabrit said…
thanks Philip, it is becoming really good practice for me. I did several drawings of a live model and it was really interesting.

thanks Bill, I was pleased with the results.
4:10 AM
Lady P said…
the video made me understand that work of art even more
the hell with tennis elbow or carpal tunnel or arthritis in the hands (i have the last two)
i will die with them prying the fiber from my clasping, art driven grasp
4:38 PM
jafabrit said…
Your comment made me smile Lady P.
5:36 AM
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