Category Archives: Art in the world
Thoughts about quilting
I’m good with quilting the heck out of things, and grateful to have an official name to give my process. I’m very pleased that both quilts stand on their own color and design wise and the quilting adds something else. Continue reading
Pieces that make the whole possible
From Robert Genn’s email last night: Emotional evolution means combining basic skills–such as the above–so that a unique voice and engagement occur. Finding your unique voice may not be everything, but it’s way ahead of whatever comes next. Emotional evolution … Continue reading
The folk process in action
I did find a link to an article about “What is a Folk Song” which I am sharing with you. Good reading! Continue reading
Philip Glass on technique and style
If you don’t have a basis on which to make the choice, you don’t have a style at all; you have a series of accidents. Continue reading
It don’t come natural…
Working on “The Hobbit,” though, has radically changed how she readies herself for a role. “I can’t just be spontaneous, because there is nothing natural about being an elf,” Lilly said. “It’s not human, so I have to study to … Continue reading
