Opal tells me this photo could be a shot from her own space. We're working in the same colors right now... familiar and comfortable and bright colors for winter days when rain and clouds dominate both here in the Bay and in the Pacific Northwest.
The colors may be the same, but I know our spaces differ in many ways. I see this photo... and I know it looks chaotic. But when I look at it, I see the order of it. I see the pile of things in the back next to the machine that are either ready to sew or have just been sewn and are ready to iron. I see the pile of strips on top of the pen holder, strips I've put aside for a particular project.
I see a small version of A's Triangles being worked on for an art site. I see the pile of pink and orange strips being used in several projects we have going on collaboratively right now.
I see the proof that there is creative work going on and getting done... even on busy days.
Amy and Opal are two artists living in different states on the west
coast who have teamed up to create fiber art together. Their journey
and process is captured here.
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