I’m engaging in an effort to understand and develop what is called an artist’s “voice.” This is the first part in a series of posts that will document this undertaking. To begin, I’m taking a look at all my art quilts with trees as the main images – an exercise recommended by Elizabeth Barton in a […]
Tag: textile art. fiber art
No Escaping Failure
There’s no escaping failure from time to time, especially when you spend as much time at one thing as I do. Sometimes I get an idea in my head and can’t let it go, even after I see that the results are not getting me where I want to be. I love photography and this […]
Design: A Study in Contrast
Since I felt under the weather this week after oral surgery I wanted to just play with some new designs. Using only scraps for this exercise, I first drew up some initial sketches (which, unfortunately, I already crumpled up and tossed) and began to lay out the pieces on pieces of 3″X4″ quilters grid. I […]
Turtlemoon Impressions 