Showing posts with label textile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textile. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Pumpkin Kitty
This is my newest fabric picture. It was for Applejack Art Partners to be printed as a decorative flag for the fall holidays. The image itself is about 17.5"x25" and has appx. 220 pieces of fabric.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Lion Pic In Progress
This is a new image I recently worked on for my Illustration class. There is a competition at school and the theme was "Waken the Giants", so I made this picture as my entry. I have a few more changes to do on it, mostly because I ran out of yellow fabric half way through, and I want to go back and change a few pieces now that I have bought more.
The image size is 26"x26" and has approximately 190 pieces.
The image size is 26"x26" and has approximately 190 pieces.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
A Set of Birds
I am currently working on two new projects and will post pics as soon as I finish them, most likely within the next week or so. In the mean time, here are two slightly older images I designed as a set. Applejack recently requested high-resolution copies of both pictures for their archive.
This first one is "Scarlet Tanager." It contains approximately 130 pieces, and is 5"x7" in size.

This second image is "Rose-Breasted Grossbeak." It is also 5"x7", but contains about 100 pieces of fabric.
This first one is "Scarlet Tanager." It contains approximately 130 pieces, and is 5"x7" in size.

This second image is "Rose-Breasted Grossbeak." It is also 5"x7", but contains about 100 pieces of fabric.
Labels:
bird,
fabric,
grossbeak,
kestrel michaud,
scarlet tanager,
songbird,
textile
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
First Applejack Picture
At the end of the summer I was lucky enough to sign a two-year contract with Applejack Art Partners, a licensing company in Vermont. The sole requirement of the first picture they asked me to create needed to have "cardinals and birdhouses." This is what I came up with. It is barely over 11"x14".
Labels:
applejack,
birdhouse,
cardinal,
fabric,
kestrel michaud,
textile,
white pine
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Lipizzan
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
More Gallery Work
When we moved from Pennsylvania to New York last April I had brought all of the work I had hanging at the Jean Bonnett Tavern gallery in Bedford, Pennsylvania with me. I just received a call from the woman who runs the shop that a couple who had been passing through last year returned this year and specifically requested for one of my Mailpouch Barn images! So I will be sending this pic out to the gallery tomorrow morning.
Labels:
autum,
barn,
fabric,
fall,
farm,
kestrel michaud,
mail pouch,
pennsylvania,
textile
Sunday, June 14, 2009
New Gallery
Yesterday I took several pictures to a new gallery up in Woodstock that was very interested in my work. The gallery is Lotus Fine Art & Design, and they are located in Woodstock, which is a few miles from my new home in Saugerties.
This morning I received a call from the gallery. They already sold my first painting! This is the picture that was sold.
This morning I received a call from the gallery. They already sold my first painting! This is the picture that was sold.
Labels:
fabric,
kestrel michaud,
luna moth,
textile
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Nature Police
School is finally done and I am back home for the summer ! However I wanted to share one of the pictures I worked on last semester.
This picture was a personal, self-chosen assignment. We were allowed to pick literally anything we wanted to work on. I have always had a soft spot for flamingos in my heart, and they work great in fabric because of the pink, so I thought why not? I also wanted to take a bit more of a light-hearted approach, so in this picture the flamingo is trying to get the girl to put her bikini top back on.
This picture was a personal, self-chosen assignment. We were allowed to pick literally anything we wanted to work on. I have always had a soft spot for flamingos in my heart, and they work great in fabric because of the pink, so I thought why not? I also wanted to take a bit more of a light-hearted approach, so in this picture the flamingo is trying to get the girl to put her bikini top back on.
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