ISU Page
So now that I've figured out how to make tabs, I guess I should. So this one as you know from the title is my ISU yay.
So my inquiry questions are on my home page... soooooooooooooooooooooooorry:)
Ok so I've decided to add to my really broad questions. Let me see if I can word them well...
I'm interested in textiles as art, like super extremely fine art and I don't know where to start. I went to an Hermes exhibit, and Hermes is a company in Paris that did an exhibition with some of their workers and you get to ask their translators stuff, and that was cool. And their textiles were mostly clothing but there was a saddle maker, and a slightly out of place plate painter.
One thing I'm interested in is leather working. Saddles, gloves, stuff like that. How does it all happen? I'm probably not going to research about the animals who got skinned for it, but I might. Is the skin from an ethical source? So... yup. I should go research that.
Here is a video about making an Hermes glove. I haven't seen it, but I don't think a video about making a glove won't be school appropriate. Yup.
So my inquiry questions are on my home page... soooooooooooooooooooooooorry:)
Ok so I've decided to add to my really broad questions. Let me see if I can word them well...
I'm interested in textiles as art, like super extremely fine art and I don't know where to start. I went to an Hermes exhibit, and Hermes is a company in Paris that did an exhibition with some of their workers and you get to ask their translators stuff, and that was cool. And their textiles were mostly clothing but there was a saddle maker, and a slightly out of place plate painter.
One thing I'm interested in is leather working. Saddles, gloves, stuff like that. How does it all happen? I'm probably not going to research about the animals who got skinned for it, but I might. Is the skin from an ethical source? So... yup. I should go research that.
Here is a video about making an Hermes glove. I haven't seen it, but I don't think a video about making a glove won't be school appropriate. Yup.
Here is the Hermes logo. They've been around for a really long time...

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