Pieces and Resistance

I've quite a pile of printed fabric from this printing week. These could wait months for me to wash out, but I need them this month fo...

This silkscreen image came from painting soy wax on my screen. Simple, direct, and best, shows the simple mark making that translates to ...

I've been printing with pink for days now. Perhaps that's why this saucer magnolia bloom had me swoon. Highland Park, the perfect ...

Our critique group met Friday and I offered a couple of small works (yet to be quilted) up for discussion. These are bound for the Quilt S...

My walls are full of my work, but I am a softy for bold graphic color. So, I break down now and again and actually purchase real art. Toda...

As I can now get a few days in the wet studio I'm making good use of my drying rack. I find it is so much easier to get these prints l...

Today's mail had word that this work was not accepted in the Sapphire Celebration Contest for the International Quilt Festival. Althou...

Several demonstration pieces from my last printing class made it home with me. I decided to wash them out, iron, and see what I could make...

I vaguely remember the first Earth Day in 1970. I was in High School and the concern for the environment had new meaning. Now the stakes a...

Funny that we should end the "On Your Mark -- Print" class that dealt with mark making and free drawn line. This section of wall...

The first lesson to learn is that the print and dye always always always looks great when first printed because it's wet. When dry, an...