princess diana made from perm hair dye.
i made her at lucky 7 with the left over dye from my hair coloring. here's dye drying in a chair.
many thanks to shain, my stylist, for letting me use a stencil at the shop.
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Mr. Cakespy gets his hair cut there!
...and I love this so much I want to shriek with Herbal Essences joy.
AAAAAAAH!!!! who does his hair?! how awesome!!
hee heee!!! thank you! :D!
Great image, and great to have the location connection!
Did you use regular w/c paper with this piece? Just curious. Very nicely done!
I'll be passing through Seattle in July, but won't be there long enough to get my hair dyed. :>
thanks, skully! i was really happy when shain let me work with the left over dye!
no, teresa. i don't use watercolor paper for the most part because i'm being nonarchival with materials. that's just plain acid filled typing paper. it's easy to transport and holds a lot more media than people would think!
although, if i was selling the actual piece, i'd put it on archival paper.
That makes sense you wouldn't use expensive paper for the ephemeral art you're doing here. :)
yeah, i save my good paper for things that need to last. ;D
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