Throw Back Thursday
I will be teaching Piecing in the Flow on the Fiber Art Directions Cruise in Feb 2015
info HERE
Friday, May 30, 2014
Forest for the Trees
Throw Back Thursday Quilt
1999 Forest for the Trees
This depicts a sun drenched early morning on a hill near my home. Intuitive curved piecing. Cotton, linen, silk, net, hand painting and quilted. 36x28
1999 Forest for the Trees
This depicts a sun drenched early morning on a hill near my home. Intuitive curved piecing. Cotton, linen, silk, net, hand painting and quilted. 36x28
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Stalking the Wild Prints Meets Green Mixed Media Journal
My last workshop was a combo of Stalking the Wild Prints and Green Mixed Media Journal.
A lovely combination!
Besides being easy and lots of fun to make, the materials are free and don’t add to the landfills. The journal can be made as simply or as artfully as your muse suggests.
Gather found natural items to print like leaves, grass, and ferns- perfect to get outside!
We'll experience a type of printmaking, very simple, easy and you won't want to stop! This technique is similar to a monotype, the incidental and the unintended become part of the image.
published in Cloth, Paper, Scissors
Front Cover |
First we will build an up-cycled journal to use for our printing samples.
pages made from recycled cards & junk mail |
gesso, paint & texture! |
nature prints on all kinds of substrates |
sample prints glued in |
Stitched |
simple notched journal complete |
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Stalking the Wild Prints Workshop
We had a lovely time at eclectic Paperie in Exeter, NH the past couple days creating recycled Green Journals and nature prints in my workshop Stalking the Wild Prints.
opening a space for art |
the gang, the beginning, those clean palettes |
drying green journal pages |
Starting to print, before the frenzy set in |
more printing with colors |
choosing prints for our green journals
Thank you Adele, Jen, Paula, Marilyn, Danis and Claudia.
Your laughter, fun and creativity have inspired me!
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Monday, May 19, 2014
Textured Photographs by Chris Clark
Quilting Daily has selected one of my past Quilting Arts articles to be included in a new free eBook- Digital Quilting Designs: Free Digital Art Techniques for Collage and Quilts.
Here is the link if you’d like it.
http://www.quiltingdaily.com/free-digital-quilting-designs/
Here is the link if you’d like it.
http://www.quiltingdaily.com/free-digital-quilting-designs/
by Chris Clark |
My article is about printing on Textured Molding Paste, part of my Digital Printing Workshop.
Heres a note from a person who has tried my Textured Photographs technique…
"I love your stuff and your lessons. My favorite is your Digital Imagery and Textured Backgrounds. I have made some really cool pictures with your technique.
Here are my favorites. I scanned the backgrounds before I printed on them so I could use them to create other pieces as well. Then I print them on fabric and stitch and embellish. I printed the daisies on fabric and then stitched them I added Angelina fibers to the background. It looks like the daisies were appliquéd, but they were printed. Love it! You can see my other work at Quilted Art by Chris Clark on Facebook."
Friday, May 16, 2014
"Before I Knew You" has Sold!
Holographic Digital Fiber
An assemblage of
manipulated photographs, printed on inkjet fabrics and mounted with hand
painted, silkscreened textiles,
combining painting and digital media into a one of a kind art piece. Stitched 28x22
Thursday, May 15, 2014
free eBook
Quilting Daily has selected one of my past Quilting Arts articles to be included in a new free eBook- Digital Quilting Designs: Free Digital Art Techniques for Collage and Quilts.
Here is the link if you’d like it.
http://www.quiltingdaily.com/free-digital-quilting-designs/
My article is about printing on Textured Molding Paste, part of my Digital Printing Workshop.
Here is the link if you’d like it.
http://www.quiltingdaily.com/free-digital-quilting-designs/
My article is about printing on Textured Molding Paste, part of my Digital Printing Workshop.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Amazements of the Tender Reflections
Delighted that my work "Amazements of the Tender Reflections" will be part of the Dinner at Eight Artist's "Reflections" exhibition at International Quilt Market Festival in Houston!
International Quilt Market October 25-27
International Quilt Festival October 30-Nov 2
Houston Texas
Amazements of the Tender Reflections began as a digital collage of several photographs- outdoor imagery and
image of stitched water color water with a 'bloom' of color,
These were layered in Photoshop with an additional image of painted fabric, which I didn't save. The resulting picture is close to the finished one except for size.
The image was sized correctly and printed on digital ready cotton broadcloth.
Several areas of the printed image were painted back into and additional images were added viva image transfer and an Anais Nin quote was written toward the bottom.
The finished pieces were cut apart, edge stitched and sealed and finished with paint. The segments were hand tied together for somewhat kinetic effects
The Houston exhibit was curated by Jamie Fingal and Leslie Tucker Jenison
International Quilt Market October 25-27
International Quilt Festival October 30-Nov 2
Houston Texas
Amazements of the Tender Reflections began as a digital collage of several photographs- outdoor imagery and
image of stitched water color water with a 'bloom' of color,
These were layered in Photoshop with an additional image of painted fabric, which I didn't save. The resulting picture is close to the finished one except for size.
The image was sized correctly and printed on digital ready cotton broadcloth.
Several areas of the printed image were painted back into and additional images were added viva image transfer and an Anais Nin quote was written toward the bottom.
The finished pieces were cut apart, edge stitched and sealed and finished with paint. The segments were hand tied together for somewhat kinetic effects
The Houston exhibit was curated by Jamie Fingal and Leslie Tucker Jenison
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Green Greeting Card Journal
I
love journals and was getting really to toss a pile of old cards in the trash
when I thought of a great way to recycle them- into a journal! These painterly journals are
terrific to toss into your bag for travel, workshop note taking, and more.
Besides being easy and lots of fun to make, the
materials are free and don’t add to the landfills. A great way to
use old cards from the holidays, birthdays or other occasions. The journal can be made as simply or as artfully as
your muse suggests.
Please join me in my workshop, Green Journals, for a relaxing, creative day!
Published in Pages, a magazine by Cloth Paper Scissors
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
The More I Make
the more I want to make!
Create
Be
Express
Try this,
or that!
Lets see,
what it will be!
Pix from my workshop- STALKING THE WILD PRINT
Create
Be
Express
Try this,
or that!
Lets see,
what it will be!
Pix from my workshop- STALKING THE WILD PRINT
Friday, May 2, 2014
Stalking the Wild Leaves Workshop
Plein
air printing? Why not! Take a walk and get your materials for free!
Not only
can you gather found natural items to print but you can clear you head and get
inspired too.
On walks, I’ll look at a piece of broken
stones, leaves and ferns, branches and wonder ‘can I print with that?’
One of my mantras recently is ‘to just try it’!
We'll
experience a type of fabric or paper printmaking aka simple, easy and you won't
want to stop!
We’ll
use some of our samples and print pages for a simple art-filled pamphlet book!
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