When I found this post about Sister Mary Remy Revor, I wished I could meet her. As a teacher of silkscreen on fabric, I'm always interested in meeting those who share my passion for print. But since I can't actually meet her, I did some research and found out what she was like. I want to thank Sister Mary for her lasting impressions that she thoughtfully created. While searching the internet, it's hard to find images but what I found is perhaps more meaningful. I found this message of gratitude for Sister Mary's ability to teach with compassion and genuine heart. Her message about creating had more to do with sharing than withholding. This is what I love about teaching. I love to see the beauty spread...
the point of saturation
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Play
I could sit and sort through my piles of vintage fabric squares for hours. But I am trying to paint so maybe I should just go for it and pick up that lonely brush. I have more than enough inspiration.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Experiments
Silk and cyanotype prints with some painting. If you look carefully you can see the digital photograph on the red dyed silk. Starting to revisit my architectural photos and live of pattern...
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Sunday, July 29, 2012
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