LOL! Okay, Sherrie, I rushed right over to read about the "PRIMS", hoping for a "difinitive" idea of the difference between primitive, folkart, vintage...pheww! Whimsical needed no defining, but I am just as confused after reading the comments as I was before. The uglier and dirtier items I thought were the prims...lol! So I conclude it is all a matter of perspective! hugz, Pam
I agree Pam it is in the eye of the beholder..but Prim use to be the really dirty grungie look now people have gone on and on with the word Prim..Prim / FolkArt example is taking a doll and aging it..but then painting the face which gives it a FolkArt twist..Bottom line is it is up to the artist what the call their finish doll
Thanks much Kast..I have been quiet because I am working on FIVE new patterns and classes.I soon will have new (My dolls) to share.I hope my blog is easy to read and informentive ..
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LOL! Okay, Sherrie, I rushed right over to read about the "PRIMS", hoping for a "difinitive" idea of the difference between primitive, folkart, vintage...pheww! Whimsical needed no defining, but I am just as confused after reading the comments as I was before. The uglier and dirtier items I thought were the prims...lol! So I conclude it is all a matter of perspective!
hugz, Pam
I agree Pam it is in the eye of the beholder..but Prim use to be the really dirty grungie look now people have gone on and on with the word Prim..Prim / FolkArt example is taking a doll and aging it..but then painting the face which gives it a FolkArt twist..Bottom line is it is up to the artist what the call their finish doll
Sherrie the blog is gorgeous, so informative, want to see more of your work sister dear. Love you, Kat
Thanks much Kast..I have been quiet because I am working on FIVE new patterns and classes.I soon will have new (My dolls) to share.I hope my blog is easy to read and informentive ..
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