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and four other pieces ready for quick pics. I think I am ready for my exhibition.
By Erin Endicott. She uses found materials, hand dying, painting and tactile embroidery to create these lovely little portraits of pain, healing, innocence, and femininity. Please visit her website here. You can also find a wonderful interview with her on TextileArtist.Org.
Healing Sutra #29
detail
Healing Sutra #13
Healing Sutra #11
Healing Sutra #29
I've been working on new figures for my coming exhibition, and I'm beginning to think I will have enough new work, and that I can fill in with some of the older figures. What I've really been thinking about is furniture and accessories for the existing animals. I would love to make a hat rack and unicycle for the cat. The deer needs a little dresser/vanity combo and a collection of shoes. I can see glasses and a doctors bag for the new mouse. If I have enough figures, then I can move on to accessories. Hopefully soon.
is Christina Bothwell. I first saw her work 12 or 13 years ago at a gallery outside of Detroit. It is so ethereal. I wish I could explore materials in the way that she does.
Deer Bunny by Christina Bothwell
Little Donovan by Christina Bothwell
Heart on my Sleeve by Christina Bothwell
Lord Vishnu Riding on Garuda by Christina Bothwell
it doesn't get better than this. Meet Bug. He is the sweetest best friend I could ever ask for.
in progress.
awaiting a ladder and someone to climb it.
One of my friends and former students posted a link to her ex-husbands new work recently on Facebook. It is astounding! My husband and I knew Todd and my friend when we were graduate students at the University of New Mexico. Ashley had been in my Printmaking class, and Todd may have been in my husband's photo class. We were lucky enough to trade work all those years ago, and I still have those lovely pieces on my walls. I would give anything to have one of these. Please check out his website, Todd Baxter Photography, and the spread in Fast Company Magazine.
From the series entitled "Owl Scouts" by Todd Baxter.
Look at the taxidermied fox and handmade merit badges.