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While attending Columbus College of Art and Design an instructor gave me some advice. She told me that I did not always have to look at the whole picture and suggested that I start looking at a fragment. So that summer, while at QSDS, I started to experiment with this concept by using paper collage works . By using a fragment of the whole the positive/negative space, or even just the small petal, creates a new way for me to work. These pieces are created by enlarging my drawings via an overhead projected. The fabric pieces are cut out, then placed on a table, then painted with thicken dyes.
When I am satisfied with the arrangement, the entire piece is assembled by hand.

Fragments I
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2003 - 39.5" x 43.5"
Hand dyed cotton, stamped and painted with thickened dyes, oil pastel, hand quilted

This piece was inspired by a paper collage.

Fragments II
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2003 - 44" x 58"
Hand dyed cotton, stamped and painted with thickened dyes, oil pastel, hand quilted
Fragments III
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2003 - 31" x 48"
Hand dyed cotton, over dyed and painted with thickened dyes, oil pastels, machine and hand quilted
Fragments IV
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2004 - 42" x 50"
Hand dyed cotton, over dyed and painted with thickened dyes, machine and hand quilted
Fragments V
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2005 - 44" x 58"
Hand dyed cotton, over dyed and painted with thickened dyes, Lumiere metallic and acrylic paint,
hand appliqued and hand quilted

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