
not always calm
In reference to yesterday’s mention of sailing from the Caribbean, to follow up: the seasickness did pass. And then I was/we were on the open
In reference to yesterday’s mention of sailing from the Caribbean, to follow up: the seasickness did pass. And then I was/we were on the open
view Yesterday view Today How much difference does that horizon line make? I grew up sailing. I spent summer days on the water – looking
I’m creating this piece of art that references nature. And therefore, the idea is that the viewer sees this as full of “natural color”. In
So here is my iron, looking overly large for some reason. I’m using it to flatten the kajillion squares of color that are needed for
I unashamedly love vibrant color. As you can see in the bottom photo, I would go for the most saturated color I could get. This
Okay, so the many many dyes could use some organizing. But YAY! Day 3 is color! As you can see, I use Tinfix dyes that
Here you see my fat soybeans. They are bulbous after a night of soaking. After blending them and squeezing them to produce the soy milk,
Here you can see my soybeans sitting in a bowl with water, ready to soak overnight. Next to them are 2 of my deer hair
Can you see that drip on the window? Rain drops. Some southern temperature is reaching up north here to New Hampshire. As a child, I
I wake up in the morning and look out at the skim of light in the distance – I feel supported by the darkness, the
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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