It's Spring which means rain, rain, rain. I've been working on my silk raindrops and have 8 finished.
I hope I can at least double the number of raindrops in time for my July show in the Mezzanine Gallery, Wilmington, DE. I still have to figure out the logistics of hanging them but I have some ideas.
Rain is good for the trees and this beautiful magnolia tree provided gorgeous spring color to brighten the past few days.
This tree is right in my front yard and smells good too.
Happy Spring!
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Inspiring Artist
I found this amazing artist that I'd like to share, her name is Kei Ito.
Metal Coat 02
Here's an excerpt from her website "My practice links together costume design for dance and theatre productions, fashion design for individual clients, accessories under the label ‘Always Sky Above’ and textile and costume exhibitions for Galleries.
My work is distinguished by an interest in exploring new possibilities of pattern cutting and explorations of geometry. In this respect I am linking ideas of pattern with thoughts about the movement of the body.
Another feature of my working process is in its relationship to different costume and textiles traditions. In some respects I relationship to tradition might be likened to travelling through space, in effect the past affords to us the luxury of moving through times in ways that might enable us to sense its nuances. Design is not just the economy of outcome but the potentiality of an unrealised future in the process of occurring."
White Crin dress
Wave Cut Dress
Wave Bag
Paper Wall Project 2000
I love the way her work annihilates the boundary between fine art and commercial design.
Metal Coat 02
Here's an excerpt from her website "My practice links together costume design for dance and theatre productions, fashion design for individual clients, accessories under the label ‘Always Sky Above’ and textile and costume exhibitions for Galleries.
My work is distinguished by an interest in exploring new possibilities of pattern cutting and explorations of geometry. In this respect I am linking ideas of pattern with thoughts about the movement of the body.
Another feature of my working process is in its relationship to different costume and textiles traditions. In some respects I relationship to tradition might be likened to travelling through space, in effect the past affords to us the luxury of moving through times in ways that might enable us to sense its nuances. Design is not just the economy of outcome but the potentiality of an unrealised future in the process of occurring."
White Crin dress
Wave Cut Dress
Wave Bag
Paper Wall Project 2000
I love the way her work annihilates the boundary between fine art and commercial design.
Labels:
accessories,
artists,
fashion design,
Inspiration,
inspiring artist,
Kei Ito,
Sewing,
textiles
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
My Opening in Arden
Thanks to everyone that made it out to my opening at the Buzz Ware Village Center in Arden this past Friday evening. It was nice to see so many neighbors and friends and meet some new people as well. It was a great turnout and I received really nice comments about the work. Here's how it looked minus one corner I didn't get a picture of.
I know it's not quite the same as seeing it in person.
My next show is in Wilmington at the Carvel State Office Building at 820 N. French Street in the Delaware Division of the Arts, Mezzanine Gallery for the month of July. The opening is July 8th, 5-8 p m. This is the second Friday due to the 4th of July weekend.
I know it's not quite the same as seeing it in person.
My next show is in Wilmington at the Carvel State Office Building at 820 N. French Street in the Delaware Division of the Arts, Mezzanine Gallery for the month of July. The opening is July 8th, 5-8 p m. This is the second Friday due to the 4th of July weekend.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)