Let Go
"Convergence III: Let Go" Painted Art Quilt, 54"x 49," 2010 Fabric, acrylic paint, thread, machine appliqu�, machine quilted, buttons, beads, embroidery Letting go gives you the opportunity to have something new come into your life. New ideas, new friends and a whole new story can make a beautiful world for you. Or it could mean rearranging the old into a fresh pattern, a way of seeing what you already have in a different way. To let go and allow yourself to grow opens you to infinite possibilities.
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INTENTION
I love having lots of fun ideas; it's one of the most enjoyable parts of being a creative being. I like to brainstorm and get inspired to do new projects. Then comes the hard part--or at least a little bit more difficult than the idea stage. This is the time when you create the intention to make something happen. For instance, I have a great many drawings that are ideas for quilts, but to actually have an intention to make one of the designs into a quilt, I need to get the image enlarged onto a bigger piece of paper, choose fabric colors, thread colors, clear my design wall; schedule time, and then focus and produce the final textile. Since I make my living by selling art, I follow a procedure to market each new quilt. When I'm intentional I am powerful!
11"x35" painted art quilt
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"For All the World to See" 7'x7' 1985, collection of Jack Walsh can be seen in this show. Revisiting the Art Quilt Curated by Penny McMorris December 17, 2010- April 3 2011 International Quilt Study Center & Museum |
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SDA Member at Random:
Therese May
by Rachel Cochran Therese May's mission is to "create art with a healing message and inspire the flow of creative juices in the viewer." She is recognized worldwide as a leader in the creation and development of the "art" quilt, particularly in her use of embellishment and the spontaneous folk art style of her work. Her interests, her curiosity and the wanderings of her own heart stoke her inspiration.
"I love the idea that 'Home is where the Heart is' and I also feel that 'Home is where the Art is," she observes.
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Therese May
Quilt Artist
by Barbara Kohn
"My work comes from an inner force that guides me to create. I find inspiration in everything including the materials I use - and I get ideas in my head and have to do something with it." Read More |
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