My formal art training started in 1965 when I went off to "Buff State" ( The State University of New York College at Buffalo WHEW) to study Art Education. My training was broad and shallow and I focused on painting and printmaking and didn't get to take a fibers class until my third year. It has stayed a passion along with the first two ever since. One of the things I liked best about fibers was dyeing and using resists to make a variety of marks and patterns.
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working in a series
check out the collar. 1973 or 74
wax resist on viscose |
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Wax resist batik on silk chiffon
1975 |
I now once again have my own studio and can pursue my interest in using resists to work in layers. I will be blogging about flour paste resist next. Please visit Notes from 207 on Blogger.
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