Tag Archives: Artists

Art Books That Give You the Tools and Impetus to Create Meaningful Art

Posted on January 6, 2010 by CarolWiebe

Last night I got home from work and found a BIG box from Amazon sitting on the inside step. My heart performed a little leap. I waited until supper was done, made myself a soy chai latte, and sat down … Continue reading →

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Impossibility and Believability

Posted on December 30, 2006 by CarolWiebe

When I first ran across Barbara Lydecker Crane’s site, I gasped at the ethereal beauty of her work. She states that: I hope that you will see both impossibility and believability in my art quilts. We live in a magical … Continue reading →

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Frisson

Posted on December 29, 2006 by CarolWiebe

One aspect of art that fascinates me is adding personal symbols to my work. I think Lascaux–except the cave paintings are my own, and they are on cloth instead of a wall of stone. Jane Dunnewold has something inspiring to … Continue reading →