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Monique has an extraordinary talent for weaving portraits.
They are realistic, sensitive and striking. First, she photographs her
model. Then she draws a detailed black-and-white, ready-to-weave "cartoon,"
or pattern. She places the cartoon behind the warp, but the colors and
textures are not planned. "Those come from my mind" she said in
a Los Angeles Times interview June 12, 1988. She blends fibers just as
she was taught to blend paint. |
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