SARTORIALLY SPEAKING

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06 December 2009

Sketch #8

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Nikita: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; This is a blog about wearable art. In these pages you will find my leisurely musings on textiles, fibres, fabrics, designs etc as well as some of my own sketches. I'm interested in what makes a garment different, artistic and inspiring. It is also partly about cataloguing my many favourite examples of wearable art. Feedback welcome.

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