Susan Carlson Fabric Collage: The Values of Gray
“What happened to the color?” You may ask yourself this question as you scroll through this post. My posts tend to be color-rich, as that is what I’m drawn to, … Read More
“What happened to the color?” You may ask yourself this question as you scroll through this post. My posts tend to be color-rich, as that is what I’m drawn to, … Read More
Over the past week, as I prepared for tonight’s Fly on the Wall: Susan Carlson Studio Watch, one of my tasks has been to collect a selection of fabrics for … Read More
Happy New Year! Now’s the time many of us make our New Year’s resolutions. Perhaps like Tom and I, you are resolved to exercise more or eat a healthier diet. … Read More
Starting Next Thursday, January 5, 2023: Come be a “Fly on the Wall” of my studio as I begin a new series in the New Year—working on a fanciful portrait … Read More
Tom and I wish all of you a wonderful holiday season. From the week preceding Christmas through the week after New Year’s Day, it’s a busy time of year for … Read More
Starting January 5: Come be a “Fly on the Wall” of my studio as I work on a fabric collage portrait! In January, I’ll host a special, 4-week “work-along-with-me” Fly … Read More
“Almost nothing need be said when you have eyes.” ― Tarjei Vesaas, The Boat in the Evening In the fabric collage portraits I specialize in—those of animals and people—one of … Read More
You may have seen this post before: how to create an eye in fabric collage. Forming the eye as a unit, starting with the pupil and working “t0p-down, bottom-up” has … Read More
Just a couple months plus two years ago, we published the first post of Oma’s Pumpkin’s Patch—in a (somewhat) desperate effort to find homes for the repurposed fabric pumpkins that … Read More
As I look forward to my Live Online fabric collage classes, one of my most interesting tasks is to assign people to groups, which in Zoom are called breakout rooms. … Read More