Signing Artwork
Do you sign the front of your artwork? I've always thought that placing a label on the back of a quilt is a slightly clunky way to sign a piece. I'd like to sign the front of my artwork, but I don't really like the look of my signature. So, what to do?
I've dabbled with ways to present my initials, but it wasn't until I saw Cate Prato's Cloth, Paper, Scissors Daily post on August 8th about Creating a Stamped Signature did things finally click. I included my middle initial and came up with this "signature". I think it's graphic and it shouldn't be too hard to replicate either by pen or machine. Here's a practice doodle with lots of "VJZ"s:
I think I'm going to play with this a while. I may even create a stamp of my new signature and put that on my labels to personalize them a bit.
Do you sign your work? If so, how?
I've dabbled with ways to present my initials, but it wasn't until I saw Cate Prato's Cloth, Paper, Scissors Daily post on August 8th about Creating a Stamped Signature did things finally click. I included my middle initial and came up with this "signature". I think it's graphic and it shouldn't be too hard to replicate either by pen or machine. Here's a practice doodle with lots of "VJZ"s:
I think I'm going to play with this a while. I may even create a stamp of my new signature and put that on my labels to personalize them a bit.
Do you sign your work? If so, how?
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