To mark the 20th anniversary of my first baby quilt, I have been reflecting on what I have learned along the way. Creative Backstory is a series of blog posts each highlighting a different year. I invite you to share your creative backstory. Each day, I will post an optional prompt. Leave your response as […]
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Creative Backstory: Celebrating 20 Years – Year 2004
To mark the 20th anniversary of my first baby quilt, I have been reflecting on what I have learned along the way. Creative Backstory is a series of blog posts each highlighting a different year. I invite you to share your creative backstory. Each day, I will post an optional prompt. Leave your response as […]
Seachange:Whale Tracks at the European Patchwork Meeting 2019
My artwork Seachange: Whale Tracks is currently touring with the Studio Art Quilt Associates/SAQA* global exhibition Season After Season. I wrote a comprehensive series of blog posts about the creation of this artwork on my blog and also produced a journal that you can preview in full and/or buy on Blurb. When your work is away […]
Monthly Art Project 2019: June – Whale Trails
My self-guided Monthly Art Project for the first half of 2019 is to make a 30x30cm (12x12in) textile sketch that is based on the view from my studio overlooking Copacabana and Allagai Bay. This is the final installment – a mini version of my earlier work Seachange: Whale Tracks celebrating the wonder of whale migration […]
Monthly Art Project 2019: May – Dusk
My self-guided Monthly Art Project for the first half of 2019 is to make a 30x30cm (12x12in) textile sketch that is based on the view from my studio overlooking Copacabana and Allagai Bay. This is the fifth month – one month to go! Dusk Despite living on the east coast with a view to the […]
Monthly Art Project 2019: April – Storm Brewing
My self-guided Monthly Art Project for the first half of 2019 is to make a 30x30cm (12x12in) textile sketch that is based on the view from my studio overlooking Copacabana and Allagai Bay. Storm Brewing Dark, ominous – storm watching can be compelling: Sketching time. Grays with a tinge of green: Gray is such a mecurial […]