"I created my own visual language partially inspired by the Southern quilting tradition. While quilting is a globally practiced art, the South has its own unique style. My great aunts, who sewed kaleidoscope patchwork with patterned squares of fabric, exposed me to this style. Instead of picking up a needle, however, I picked up a paintbrush to paint and collage layers of patterns and textures with simplified bold shapes and weaving lines." Christy Kinard
Monday, 23 April 2012
Christy Kinard
"I created my own visual language partially inspired by the Southern quilting tradition. While quilting is a globally practiced art, the South has its own unique style. My great aunts, who sewed kaleidoscope patchwork with patterned squares of fabric, exposed me to this style. Instead of picking up a needle, however, I picked up a paintbrush to paint and collage layers of patterns and textures with simplified bold shapes and weaving lines." Christy Kinard
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A fabby bright start to my Monday, what a great blog!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the inspiration.
Sam
I can't decide which one I love the most - they are all fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI agree, what a nice start on a monday! I Love the colors and your blog is an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! I can see the kaleidoscope patchwork influence. Textiles meets abstract meets still life meets collage. Ace!
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