Artisanship Focus/Links: Roo the Day
Apr. 14th, 2007 08:50 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
labricoleuseHere's something exciting: I randomly discovered another crafts artisan who has blogged about her work!
Roo, an artisan based in Manhattan, writes (or wrote, since it has been on hiatus since January) a general-personal blog called roo the day--it's a scattershot sort of collection of diary-style entries, but she does have three entries of note featuring process shots, detail shots, project descriptions, and lovely multi-angle finished-work photographs of craftwork she's made for theatre productions in both NY and Vegas.
Here's an entry on making feathered wing attachments for some "Mercury"-like winged boots.
This is a fun entry on making a large petaled "daisy" hat.
And this is an amazing post on a beautiful combination headdress/mask shaped like a fish.
Ah, Roo, i never knew ye, but these three gems are worth checking out, dear readers!
Roo, an artisan based in Manhattan, writes (or wrote, since it has been on hiatus since January) a general-personal blog called roo the day--it's a scattershot sort of collection of diary-style entries, but she does have three entries of note featuring process shots, detail shots, project descriptions, and lovely multi-angle finished-work photographs of craftwork she's made for theatre productions in both NY and Vegas.
Here's an entry on making feathered wing attachments for some "Mercury"-like winged boots.
This is a fun entry on making a large petaled "daisy" hat.
And this is an amazing post on a beautiful combination headdress/mask shaped like a fish.
Ah, Roo, i never knew ye, but these three gems are worth checking out, dear readers!
