I’m usually the type or artist who likes to have a plan before I start creating - this usually means gathering inspiration, finding reference images, sketching ideas, deciding on a color palette, developing a theme etc. But this past weekend, I did something different…
Last month I spent a week in Newfoundland, Canada attending a sashiko stitching/visible mending and hand quilting workshop retreat organized by Ace Camps Travel. If you’ve never been on a workshop retreat, I highly recommend it!
This month, I taught three silk painting workshops for a local non-profit organization. It was a lot of fun and a huge success. Here's a quick tutorial on how to hand paint on a silk pillow cover.
For quite awhile now, I’ve been hearing about NFTs and have been very curious on what it is. I kept hearing that this is a new opportunity for artists and creatives but I had no idea on the details until I took this course earlier this year: NFT Bootcamp by Artist Catalyst.
My latest batch of hand-dyed fabrics inspired my new fall 2020 color palette. You'll be seeing these colors pop up in products and patterns that I’m creating this fall/winter season. Read this post to learn more about my hand-dyeing process.
