LPOLAKDESIGNS
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Scarf 14"x 17"
Wool on Silk
Hand printed with natural leaves
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Blouson with matching scarf
Wool on silk
Hand-printed with natural leaves
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Back view of Blouson
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Side view Blouson
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Shawl
14'"x 72"
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Scarf
14"x72
Wool on Silk
Hand-printed natural leaves
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Shawl/Cape
Hand-dyed
Silk with Merino wool border
22'80"
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Scarf
Organza
hand-dyed and felted with Merino wool
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Shawl
hand-dyed silk and Merino wool
Size: 28"x 80"
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Shawl/cape
Hand-dyed silk with Merino wool border.
36"x80"
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Jacket/cape
hand-dyed silk
Merino wool accents
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Shawl
wool on silk
Hand-printed with natural leaves
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Shawl
Hand-dyed and wool and silk felted accents
20x 72
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Silk scarf
46"x46"
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Shawl/cape
36"x 80"
hand-dyed silk and wool
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Having explored many different mediums, I have found that working with silk and wool provide a beautiful balance of texture and freedom. The silk canvas begins as a new tapestry, while the design builds with manipulating the fabric and dyes slowly revealing its final design.
In my recent fiber work, I have incorporated natural plant materials to illuminate the relationship between the beauty of color, line, shape, and nature.
I create one-of-a-kind silk/wool designs to use in my line of women's fashion. This early exploration of color and drape in wearable art continues to inform my work as a textile artist. I've been told that the weightlessness and structure in my pieces reflect an architect's sensibility.
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Scarf
10"x 60"
Wool on silk
Hand-printed leaves
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Shawl/Cape
36"x 80"
hand-dyed silk and Merino wool
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Shawl/Cape
36"x 80"
hand-dyed silk and Merino wool
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Scarf
14"x72
Merino and silk organza on wool
Hand-printed leaves
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"Nasturtium" Shawl/Cape/Scarf
Silk Organza, Merino wool
Hand-printed
46"x46"
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Back view "Nasturtium"
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Having explored many different mediums, I have found that working with silk and wool provide a beautiful balance of texture and freedom. The silk canvas begins as a new tapestry, while the design builds with manipulating the fabric and dyes slowly revealing its final design.
In my recent fiber work, I have incorporated natural plant materials to illuminate the relationship between the beauty of color, line, shape, and nature.
I create one-of-a-kind silk/wool designs to use in my line of women's fashion. This early exploration of color and drape in wearable art continues to inform my work as a textile artist. I've been told that the weightlessness and structure in my pieces reflect an architect's sensibility.
