I took a “Matisse Magic” class with the fabulous Rosalie Dace. We studied Henri Matisse – his life, influences, techniques, design elements – the works. This piece was inspired by his “window view” paintings. (Raw edge collage; some fusing.)
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Cat’s Eye View
Edge of TownLuan Wold
This is my interpretation in fabric of a 1909 Kandinsky painting, “Winter Landscape”. I love his use of vibrant colors in non-traditional ways. (Raw edge collage. Machine and hand embroidered. Fused elements.)
The Way HomeLuan Wold
My parents died last year six weeks apart. I had been working on this landscape and got the idea for the shadow figures reuniting in the after life. They often held hands during their 73-year marriage. (Raw edge collage; hand dyed cheese cloth; tulle. Machine and hand stitiched embroidery. Sheer organza for shadow figures.)
A Net of Sea PebblesCarole Zucco
Variations of a paper design. Long arm quilter: Evanston Quilting Company (Amy Parker). (Machine quilting with applique.)
Taj Mahal TilesCarole Zucco
Last of the Tile Design Series by the quilter. Long arm quilter: Evanston Quilting Company (Amy Parker). (Machine quilted with applique.)
And Into the Woods I Go…Liz Zwiener
The practice of Forest Bathing, a term that originated in Japan, has nothing to do with water. It refers to the healing power of a walk in the woods. Experiencing the forest using all of our senses has been proven to boost immunity and mood and reduce stress. The benefits of our natural world areContinue reading “And Into the Woods I Go…
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Coffee with MatisseLiz Zwiener
Henri Matisse is one of my most favorite artists. His use of color, pattern and texture continues to inform and uplift multitudes. The thought of sitting down with this grand master for a cup of coffee and inspiration brings a smile to my heart. (Machine pieced, appliqued, fused and embellished.)