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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