
This is the lower third, after weaving about 500 picks:

And the middle third:

I'm very happy with the way this is going - the weave conveys a lot of the detail of the original image without being a slavishly exact copy. Which is exactly what I want it to do.
It would be impossible, in the context of this particular weave structure and within the loom's hook limitations, to create a pixel-by-pixel exact copy, in any case. What I'm after is an impression of the original, not a photographically exact copy of the original. If that were what I wanted, I'd be a photographer and not a weaver :-) ...
2 comments:
What fun to see the images build before your eyes. :)
cheers,
Laura
agree, for exact copies, or as alice says married to the literal, photographs.
for that special je n' sais quoi
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