Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Susan Moran's recent work inspired by nature

SUSAN MORAN:
Susan Moran holding her grandmother's
tablecloth with appliqued fabrics covering
spots and stains
Susan Moran inspired us so much with her work which involves a lot of shibori stitching, especially ori-nui (most illustrated in her Rose Hips piece seen below) as well as dyeing with indigo and other natural dyes and layering of fabrics.






Rose Hips

Close-up of Rose Hips illustrating
ori-nui stitching.





Milk Weed Seed Pod

Closeup of Milk Weed Seed Pod


SHOW 'N TELL:
Jennifer Gould's new doll.

Another new doll
of Jennifer's.
Jennifer Gould's Wild Face #5
postcard done for the Muskegon
Museum of Art's Postcard Salaon

Jennifer Gould also showed her newest work, fabric collages.

Prise Lynch's PhotoShopped
and digitally printed self-
portrait on fabric.

Another "self-portrait" piece, this one an
enlargement of her thumb print.