Many fiber artists enjoy dyeing, printing and painting transparent fabrics such as organza.   When the piece is complete it is sometimes a ...

This is my piece that was NOT juried into last year's challenge.  I am very fond of it and it just sold.    It's two layers of silk ...

Latest art cloth work, not quite finished yet, but close. Title as of now... Beginning. 36 x 36", Silk broadcloth, hand dyed, dischar...

I have been playing with the photos I took of a blooming amaryllis. This one was solarized and I like what happens with the areas of t...

Today I spent 5 hours with photo intern, Amber Benson, hanging my Water Colors exhibit for 4th Friday. It went well but hanging 16 pieces i...

 This is the way the gallery space outside my studio looks today. Tomorrow I will be working with the 4th Friday interns to hang the 20+...

I have a new addiction. I loaded an App on the IPad that creates kaleidscope images out of anything you point the camera at. I have been ...

Off to the printer! I just created a new postcard using Line Dance, Tree Ring pattern, var. 5 as the image. I think it works well as a p...

Linda Dawson here. Junichi Arai was born in the early 1930s in Japan to a family of weavers of kimono fabrics.  Followed in his family’s t...

Coming too soon is my solo exhibit at The Starline Gallery. I will be showing about 18 art quilts and art cloth pieces from my water re...