Connecting Lines and Scribbles
Connecting lines, connecting the wrong hand and video tapes, linking a thread from one to another. After knitting with the video tape, the wrong hand illustrations, stitching and designing products I have been thinking of what links it all together.
When Knitting it is a continues line like a scribble. Creating a continues line drawing or a stitch with thread of images from the wrong hand.
The images created with the wrong had are uncontrolled, it becomes controlled when I stitch it with the right hand.
When working with the wrong hand I became frustrated at times, some of the drawings were messy or unclear to what they represent. I found this interesting the idea of a line which is one thing but could mean another. A continues line which links controlled and uncontrolled together.
What is a line? How long is the piece of string? what determines controlled or uncontrolled?
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This is a scribble which became a scribble when I was getting frustrated with not being able to draw so I scribbled all over it. This was actually strangely satisfying, I continued to scribble every now then when I was thinking. I become interested in what is a scribble or a line and the different types of scribbles which I could create.
![](//2.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn16awViMI/AAAAAAAAArA/PzcrNyJWcYI/s400/example2+of+scribbs.jpg)
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I decided to play around with different types of pens and creating different types of scribbles, just like the wrong hand drawings especially now that I have no broken arm. It made me think of what would it look like if I stitched the scribbles just like the stitched illustrations.
So I am going to look in to the idea of the controlled line and the uncontrolled line and incorporating text and illustration as part of my final MA work.
![](//4.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn6H_EpKFI/AAAAAAAAArY/NUg-lSD-EQQ/s400/sUntitled-29.jpg)
![](//3.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn6Hhvd0kI/AAAAAAAAArQ/OGgPzoniIFQ/s400/sUntitled-25.jpg)
When Knitting it is a continues line like a scribble. Creating a continues line drawing or a stitch with thread of images from the wrong hand.
The images created with the wrong had are uncontrolled, it becomes controlled when I stitch it with the right hand.
When working with the wrong hand I became frustrated at times, some of the drawings were messy or unclear to what they represent. I found this interesting the idea of a line which is one thing but could mean another. A continues line which links controlled and uncontrolled together.
What is a line? How long is the piece of string? what determines controlled or uncontrolled?
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn0FbIMFfI/AAAAAAAAAq4/J8DJVaRhe4Y/s400/sUntitled-1+copy.jpg)
This is a scribble which became a scribble when I was getting frustrated with not being able to draw so I scribbled all over it. This was actually strangely satisfying, I continued to scribble every now then when I was thinking. I become interested in what is a scribble or a line and the different types of scribbles which I could create.
![](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn16awViMI/AAAAAAAAArA/PzcrNyJWcYI/s400/example2+of+scribbs.jpg)
![](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn16-f7toI/AAAAAAAAArI/yEe4y-u6AqY/s400/examples+of+scribbbs.jpg)
I decided to play around with different types of pens and creating different types of scribbles, just like the wrong hand drawings especially now that I have no broken arm. It made me think of what would it look like if I stitched the scribbles just like the stitched illustrations.
So I am going to look in to the idea of the controlled line and the uncontrolled line and incorporating text and illustration as part of my final MA work.
![](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn6H_EpKFI/AAAAAAAAArY/NUg-lSD-EQQ/s400/sUntitled-29.jpg)
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_FfFFVADf0uU/SYn6Hhvd0kI/AAAAAAAAArQ/OGgPzoniIFQ/s400/sUntitled-25.jpg)
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