Using seaweed to create funny, scary-monster faces.
First image in new snap shot series.
Brighton sea front has lots of interesting seaweed. I’ve often thought it would be interesting to use in mixed-media collage, in a similar way to how I use textile when sewing textile collage. It’s an idea that’s gurgling around in my head right now.
Last Friday I went to the beach for ice cream with a friend and her 6 year-old daughter. We were playing with the seaweed, when I decided to put it on my face to make me look like a gorilla or some kind of wild animal. I was intrigued when Flo picked up a different kind of seaweed and used it to make monster teeth!
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