Found Poetry
By Emily Wilkinson
This inspirational resource describes how to use found words and imagery to create found poetry. Using paint and collage techniques, including sewing, the results are individual and highly transferable.
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Paula Briggs
April 2, 2014 @ 11:02 am
Wonderful thank you for sharing Emily – I think the addition of the sewing machine really adds to this – I love the way the end results looks so durable because of the acrylic! I can imagine using other durable surfaces as background – possibly ones with their own history – such as plastic bags, polythene from packaging etc…
Really great thank you!
Sheila Ceccarelli
April 2, 2014 @ 11:15 am
Yes – I think your ideas about colour are very effective, creating a visual mood. I also very much like the way you allow ideas to flow by randomly collecting words – I think a valuable lessons that clues are around us everywhere to make creativity happen and express ourselves.
Many thanks Emily.
Sheila