I have found myself captivated by the markers of flow - and it’s cousin, relaxation. It’s something I find in my own creative practice - some days I do simple work that I can ease into, especially when I am seeking calm. But then inspiration strikes (after my mind has had a chance to process) and I ... View Post
City thoughts
Jim came home from a conference in Seville, Spain, and his stories & pictures got me thinking about historic urban spaces. The way that buildings were built first, and the space that was left over became the public space -- the buildings defined the pathways between them. Cities that established ... View Post
Scrambling
I had a storycloth that wasn't meant to be -- the figures were meant to be in different stories. I started it while in a class with Jude Hill, and I was following along with her process. I reworked the central figure a few times, but it just never felt right. So I cut it each figure apart and tried ... View Post
Swimming in the Current
My little story cloth took a swim on Sunday, when we spent the day next to a mountain creek (the prettiest little creek that you ever did see!). At the time I was very interested in my lunch, when I saw this little bit of fabric tumbling past me in the breeze. I leapt after it, but it moved quickly ... View Post