Many thanks to Guildery for their feature on my studio!
Sampler embroidery project
I was invited by Sara Barnes, the creator of the popular blog brownpaperbag, to participate in the
embroidery project "Sampler." According to the website, "Sampler is an embroidery project. It's more
than just that, though. It's also a mail art project, and repurposes vintage items." You can view
(and purchase) the submissions here.
Very happy to be part of this embroidery collaboration project dreamed up by Sara Barnes of Brown Paper Bag and Eyra.
I was the first stop on the collab journey. Even though I have embroidery in my genes, I think of myself more as
an artist who plays with materials. For this I used non-traditional materials such as twine, string, paint and finally,
thread and linen.
My Sunshine Day bedding was featured today on Land of Nod's email blast-thanks LON!
Thanks to Stephanie Levy for inviting me to be a featured artist on her e-course Creative Courage.
Learn more about Stephanie here and here.
This interview appeared in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual.
There's my tea towel (bottom photo, third from left on top row!) along with all the other lovelies from the ever inventive third drawer down
From Land of Nod's catalogue. Featuring two of my embroidered chairs: Rockets and Birds.
To celebrate joining the Lilla Rogers Studio, Rachel Taylor has been featuring the agency's designers & illustrators on her blog. So pleased to be one of them, and welcome Rachel!
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I was one of the featured artists in this issue, along with this photo of my studio on the cover.
Featured on Geoff Tuck's notes on looking blog after a recent exhibit at LACMA arts & rental gallery.
I was invited to participate in this project by Julia Rothman.
Drawn In is a collection of sketchbooks by a variety of artists, put together by Julia Rothman. I was honored to be part of it. You can buy a copy here
Uppercase is a wonderful design and art magazine. There was an article on my agent featuring work from the different illustrators in the group. (that's my piece on the left)
Apple did a feature on my work. My niece called me to tell me I was on the apple.com home page one morning!
