
the underworld
For a couple of wonderful years, I was part of an online art group. Once a week we would talk. Between, I blogged. I was
For a couple of wonderful years, I was part of an online art group. Once a week we would talk. Between, I blogged. I was
August 13. How did that happen? With lots and lots of away-from-the-computer time is how. With lots of time in the woods and water and
GREEN! So much rain. So much green. (see that kind of stalk of a tree mid-distance? My mother, no longer alive, told me its name
Could Peaches be any closer to that fan??? It’s hot. It’s suuuuummmmer. Amanda was asking me yesterday where my horse art was – (she’s only
…technology is taking over so many aspects of our lives that I think there’s a need for a small tribe of makers to keep up
The raspberries are coming ripe. So good. So few. When I was making my first decisions about this garden, years ago, there was an abundance
80 percent: how good my inner ear is now. That’s what my dear acupuncturist told me. I’ve gotten so accustomed to this not-quite- centered feeling
It’s been a while. I stretched the silk on the frame, all ready to dye the strips that would “frame” those horses – finally finish
(heron flying away) When I was a child, I had recurring dreams of falling. I’d fall off a cliff. And then float. I might be
“Ring around the rosies….All fall down.” Oh for nursery rhymes… But yes, last Wednesday I “all fall down”. I ended up spending the day in
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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