New England based studio, Troposphere based artist.
Quilting isn’t the act of sewing together squares in a patch work fashion or strips in a log cabin style. No, it’s the sewing together of two or more layers to prevent the shifting of filling in such a way that it also traps warmth. It’s the step I neglect almost every time. I’ll send my blanket through the machine a few lazy times but my heart belongs to the planning of the blanket. I have two plans on the table. A cat quilt (4’×5′ 265 pieces) and a log cabin quilt (8’×8′ 1,089 pieces).
There’s always a gap between internal and external reality. The phrase “perception is reality” has always seemed cruel. It walks hand in hand with “no good deed goes unpunished”. For a woman with a turbulent but not too horrendous background theres a learning curve. Social anxiety and hopelessness is beginning to melt away and with it I’m figuring out who I want to be.
So it’s time for my internal dialog, hopes, and aspirations to come to light.
Henna is an all natural way of staining beautiful patterns onto the skin. This Far Eastern craft has seeped into Western pop-culture and is here to stay.
Previously applied with a stick in a dotted fashion it has advanced into an intricate art form. Using a cone with a fine hole has lead to an explosion of gorgeous intricate designs.
Painting, simply put, is an ancient art. Many cultures have embraced the craft and developed its purpose. As a form of expression it is a powerful outlet for anyone willing take their slice of paint pie.
Cave paintings, graffiti, the renaissance, religious memorabilia, pinstriping, medical depictions, mental/spiritual therapy, psychedelics… the list is endless!
This is my first blog and thank you for reading it!
There’s nothing like starting your own studio and no headache like creating your own web page. Here I am though!
I hope we enjoy a long journey together!
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