The goal of my paintings is to lead the viewer into my world of nature thru abstracted images. I paint because I love the process. From color, composition, line, form and intuition. I approach my work with passion and creative choices. Landscapes, birds and animals are my current subject matter.
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Jeanne Whitlow adds two colorful Christmas/Winter quilts to our featured quilts this Christmas season.
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Our featured artist this week is quilter Gina Wilkins. This virtual quilt show is another example of her love of making seasonal quilts, and features favorite Christmas quilts from her extensive collection. She has used varied techniques as well as some unusual fabric and color choices.
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The goal of my paintings is to lead the viewer into my world of nature thru abstracted images. I paint because I love the process. From color, composition, line, form and intuition. I approach my work with passion and creative choices. Landscapes, birds and animals are my current subject matter. As I paint I commune
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PUZZLES Every little boy loves dragons so I had to make a couple of them. The rest of the puzzles are some of my favorite things. I like to experiment with different animals. Elephants and bears are very popular. Different dog breeds are popular also. PULL TOYS I started out just making the nostalgic pull toys like
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The featured lion certainly is not North American wildlife. I, however, love this lion. Freddie Mercury I love this carving because it seems to capture Freddie’s essence. Freddie, lead singer of the rock band Queen rose to the top of the charts in the seventies and eighties. A versatile and engaging star, he enjoyed
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INTRODUCTION For too long we humans have dominated the reporting of interactions between ourselves and members of the “animal kingdom.” For this reason I included the thoughts and comments of the horses in a photo essay about events at a Tucson rodeo. Having been around horses for more than three quarters of a century, I
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My Dad was a carpenter and when he came home from work he smelled like wood and I got to love that smell. Then when we moved up to the mountains and I had a rustic cabin on the property I had to cut up wood to heat it in the winter. It was my
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MARY BUNNEY FEATURED QUILTER Mary is a long time member of Quilters Anonymous and Plain Lazy Quilters. She started quilting just before retirement, taking lessons at the Calico Basket in Edmonds from well known quilting teacher and historian Nancyann Twelker. Mary has continued to be inspired by quilting retreats, quilt shows, and classes. She is
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Gina WILKINS quilts are noted for her original designs and use of color, as well as her choice of interesting and often unusual fabrics, such as batik. Her favorite technique is “needle turn appliqué,” used in many of her projects. Although her favorite quilts are made for children, Gina’s versatile talents also result in stunning table runners, bench covers, bed and lap quilts, and wall hangings.
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