Are you cringing? Fear not… If you don’t already know, I’m an animal lover and the ONLY traditional taxidermy I support is what would be made with those who have passed naturally, and serves as …
Art Quilts by Heather Dubreuil
When I first saw Heather Dubreuil’s art quilts, I thought I was looking at a watercolor painting. Her current pieces are visions of urban landscapes created using usually her own photos
Mug Shot Tapestries by Joanne Arnett
I think what we all find so fascinating about a mug shot, is that it is so indicative of the person and the moment. From David Bowie’s oh-so-subtle “piss-off”, to Nick Nolte’s whirlwind insanity to the most recent…
We Want More Textile Creatures Mister Finch!
In my opinion, there can be a great advantage to being a self-taught artist. You are approaching the craft from a broader POV, creating your own foundation and doing your own problem solving…
The Season of the Quilt
Since the hawk is out (which is what my uncle says once Winter really sets in), it seems a great time to talk about quilts. I am not the type to hang a quilt. I’m more of a functional art gal, and I would totally toss my down comforter…
Felt Attire by Diana Nagorna
Years ago I purchased a lovely “boiled wool” (a more formal term for felt) coat that I call my Princess coat because of the nipped waist and floor-length full skirt. I wear it for special occasions and/or when I’m feeling more dramatic than usual. It has incredible weight, structure and drape to it…