This is the first time I've sent a piece for the Trunk Show. Have you sent yours yet? There is still lots of time!
Did I post this upside down? Who knows, maybe it's side ways? Now to wrap it up and get it in the mail to Eileen.
Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
Monday, July 29, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Color Wheel Of Emotion
Hi all--just thought I'd share a photo of my piece that was juried into "Color Wheel Of Emotion". I was so thrilled because this is my first SAQA exhibit. It will be traveling with the Mancuso show which goes all over the US. I was beginning to think I'd never get into a SAQA exhibit; the lesson is don't give up!
I printed the image on 13x19 EQ Printables printer sheets but ended up trimming off about 4 inches. The image is two of my photos layered together. I extended the colors in the photo out using fabrics from my stash to create the area around the photo.
I'd love to see what ya'll are working on.
I printed the image on 13x19 EQ Printables printer sheets but ended up trimming off about 4 inches. The image is two of my photos layered together. I extended the colors in the photo out using fabrics from my stash to create the area around the photo.
I'd love to see what ya'll are working on.
Into The Light
Friday, July 26, 2013
Trembley to participate in Omaha Fashion Week
Margie Trembley, Arkansas native, now living in Neveda, was honored to have been selected to have 8 fascinator hats modeled on presentation boxes during Omaha Fashion Week on Aug 22, one of the top ten fashion week events in the country. Her hats are all original designs and hand or machine felted using wool roving and various embellishments.
In order to participate in this event, Margie had to be interviewed by a group of highly respected fashion and style professionals from Omaha. Margie says, "Having never done anything like this before, it was a real educational experience for me. Getting the critiques afterwards gave me a great feeling and showed me areas for improvement."
Arkansas Women to Watch Exhibition
Jennifer Libby Fay and Deborah Kuster are two of the five artists selected by the Arkansas Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts for the Arkansas Women to Watch Exhibition 2014. Currently this exhibition is on display at the Walton Arts Center. All five artists were in attendance at the opening on July 18th. Jennifer's work is featured here.
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