Hola, hoy os voy a hablar de una técnica muy sencilla, pero que a la vez se pueden hacer auténticas obras de arte. El quilling o filigrana. No es otra cosa que tiras de papel de colores que se van enrollando y pegando a nuestro antojo. Estas son las formas mas típicas de enrollar, se puede hacer con los dedos o ayudarnos de un tubo de metal o una herramienta específica para ello. Nuestras manos y nuestra imaginación hacen el resto: Esta técnica es ideal para hacer nuestros propios cuadros o tarjetas, aunque también se pueden hacer otras cosas: Hacer nuestras propias cuentas para bisutería. Decorar nuestros postres..... Decorar nuestra casa........ E incluso hacer algo tan pequeño y delicado como estas últimas fotografías. ¿No son adorables? Y vosotros, conocíais esta técnica? Todas las imágenes son vía Pinterest. Recordad que podeis ver todos los tutoriales en MANUALIZANDO en YouTube AQUÍ. Seguirnos en Facebook: AQUÍ. Y también en twitter: @MANUALIZANDO Por último quería agradecer al blog María´s World el haberme concedido un nuevo premio, la estoy muy agradecida y os invito a que visiteis su blog. Este premio reconoce el esfuerzo y dedicación que realiza un blogger para transmitir valores culturales, étnicos, literarios y personales en su blog . Es el reconocimiento de la labor de mantener vivo un espacio de discusión y participación.
Hola, hoy os voy a hablar de una técnica muy sencilla, pero que a la vez se pueden hacer auténticas obras de arte.El quilling o filigrana.
Dive into the exquisite world of quilling at The Dabble Spot. Uncover the art's elegance as we guide you through the mesmerizing craft of coiling and shaping paper. Explore creativity, mindfulness, and the therapeutic allure of quilling with us.
Licia Politis is a name you'll recognize if you're a longtime reader of this blog... I've featured several of her elaborate qui...
In Greek mythology, the sacred phoenix, with its characteristically striking plumage in flaming yellow, orange, and red, is known for its ability to resurrect. When the bird’s long life is nearing an end, flames engulf its body, and the being is reborn as a chick in the ashes of its predecessor, giving it the distinction of resilience, regeneration, and immortality. As Yulia Brodskaya began to apply the curled and crimped tendrils of paper to her latest work, she tells Colossal that the firebird portrait “started as a visual representation of a powerful feeling rising from the deep,” adding that “it felt like this portrait has been ‘channelled’ through me.” Brodskaya captures the subtleties of individual expression and character in her elaborate portraits (previously) and depictions of flora and fauna. More
Size (in frame) - 17 in. x 14 in.
Pas du patchwork, mais si beau ! Admirez le fabuleux travail de paperolles de Natasha Molotkova : Nothing about quilting but paper quilling, look at this fabulous art of Natasha Molotkova: Lire la suite...Read more...
Paper quillers have been anticipating revered paper artist Yulia Brodskaya's new, tell all book, Painting with Paper - Paper on the Edge...
Hey Guys! I am back with another quilling creation that is very close to my heart as it is my first work that we framed and put up in our living room. My husband loved it so much that he had it framed immediately :) The wings are made using the beehive technique. The technique was invented by Susan (http://susanquilling.blogspot.com/2011/12/beehive-flowers.html) Her blog is amazing and I get a lot of inspiration from her works! Until next time :) Ciao
Paper quilled art roundup to get some ideas rolling around!
In Greek mythology, the sacred phoenix, with its characteristically striking plumage in flaming yellow, orange, and red, is known for its ability to resurrect. When the bird’s long life is nearing an end, flames engulf its body, and the being is reborn as a chick in the ashes of its predecessor, giving it the distinction of resilience, regeneration, and immortality. As Yulia Brodskaya began to apply the curled and crimped tendrils of paper to her latest work, she tells Colossal that the firebird portrait “started as a visual representation of a powerful feeling rising from the deep,” adding that “it felt like this portrait has been ‘channelled’ through me.” Brodskaya captures the subtleties of individual expression and character in her elaborate portraits (previously) and depictions of flora and fauna. More
Before the internet, most of us didn't know anyone else who quilled... now it's a breeze to chat with, and learn from, many others o...
Size - 17.5 in. x 15 in. Price - $1220.00 To buy go to http://www.etsy.com/listing/67919073/quilled-anatomical-back
Minnesota-based artistic collective JUDiTH + ROLFE sculpt paper into voluptuous plant and flower motifs blossoming with movement and character. Featuring many botanical species including magnolias, irises and begonias, the duo’s work is a reminder of the diversity of plant structure and form. Each of their floral forms is ‘quilled’ into its shape, from the delicate veins making up the plant’s skeleton, to the fleshy petals exploding with color. The duo’s business name JUDITH + ROLFE is derived from their middle names; and JUDITH (Daphne Lee) is the artist while her partner, ROLFE (Jamie Sneed), runs the business and logistics. More
Paper artist Lisa Nilsson recently completed a number of new anatomical pieces using her profoundly incredible skill with quilling, a tedious process where paper is tightly wound into small rolls and then assembled into larger artworks. The natural formation of the paper coupled with Nilsson’s ability to identify the precise materials to mimic organic structures makes each artwork appear uncannily like actual cross-sections of humans and animals. The artist has a number of new works currently on display at the Boston Art Gallery as part of the exhibition Teaching the Body: Artistic Anatomy in the American Academy through March 31, 2013. More
Pause, study and admire Yulia Brodskaya's amazing quilling artworks. From moving portraits of old people to fun flora and fauna, you will discover real magic.
Here we go with a round up of the many - and I mean MANY - wonderful examples of paper quilling that have been shown on All Things Paper ove...
Explore jenny roo jones' 537 photos on Flickr!
Paper quilled art roundup to get some ideas rolling around!
Quilled Geisha with Fan - approx 10.1/2" tall
When I started dwelling into and researching more of quilling, I discovered the works of Yulia Brodskaya - a young artist with magic and passion in her fingers who has taken quilling into a new and astonishing level. All her works show amazingly rich textures and depth and her use of color is spectacular. Enjoy!
