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Kate Talbot
A-Z, Appliqué, Art, Artists and Designers, TextilesKate Talbot has taken the pop art aesthetic of popular consumerism and reinvigorated it using textile techniques such as Appliqué and Stitch. She is a welcome addition to the growing list of artists for our Food and Drink/Supersized project such as Claes Oldenburg, Ralph Goings, Andy Warhol and Martin Parr.
Food and Drink Project
Pupil Example: Shannon 2010
Pupil Example: Zarmena 2010
Tags: Appliqué, Art and Design, Claes Oldenburg, Consumerism, Drink, Everyday Objects, Fabric, fabric manipulation, Felt, Food, Food and Drink, Kate Talbot, Objects from the Home, Pop Art, Stitching, Supersized, Textiles
Departmentart.co.uk is an interactive resource showcasing our learners personal and critical responses to Artist and Designers work.
Departmentart.co.uk is made up of a creative collective that all teach in an inner-city London comprehensive school. We have designed and deliver a curriculum (Key Stage 3 -5) that promotes Creativity, Experimentation, Exploration, Risk taking and Independent Learning.
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That’s very impressive! I love the style as well. It’s the first time I’ve come across it, but can’t wait to see more!
04/03/2010 at 9:32 pm.
Wow! I can see I have some serious competition.
10/03/2010 at 10:31 pm.
Kate told me it was great work, but I didn’t realise it would be this good! Very impressive.
11/03/2010 at 10:33 am.
The quality of the work on this website is of a really high standard. Loving your work based on Kate’s! x
12/03/2010 at 6:32 am.
I was looking for something different when it came to food, brilliant idea. Going to try it with my YR8 class, wish me luck as it all boys!
03/04/2011 at 8:41 pm.
We teach it to mixed classes or all abilities and they love it! The boys also enjoy the dry felting in addition to Applique as it keeps their hands active and requires focus.
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07/04/2011 at 11:56 pm.
Without sounding too thick what is Dry Felting? also as we dont have sewing machines we are just sticking to embroidery needles, any ideas on how to make this a pain free lesson?
14/04/2011 at 3:26 pm.
Dry felting is a technique that uses wool tops and a special barbed needle to attach wool to a piece of cloth or create 3D sculptures just from wool. It’s a very low tech (and low cost) and is a very easy technique to pick up with high quality results.
We have a video tutorial that shows you how to use: http://bit.ly/ihrd2m
We’ve attached a link to our FB page where you can find some Georgia O’Keeffe dry felted responses: http://on.fb.me/fBgbLg
14/04/2011 at 9:49 pm.
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09/11/2011 at 5:18 pm.