
August 13
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

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

The human gaze is not the closed, fixed view of a camera but is creative and constructive. Both the gaze that sees and the object
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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