Goldie: Pat Ferguson
This is an old photo of my grandmother. I printed it on fabric then "framed" it with fabrics and trims to match the feeling of the picture. The trim is from Germany. It is very heavy and contains actual metal.
Fish: Melanie Johnston
This fish was a photo printed out on fabric. I used Photoshop Elements to lighten and blur the background so that the fish would stand out. I printed the fish, then used some foil to accent certain colorful scales.
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| Historic Hampton: Melanie Johnston These are photos from the Hampton Antiquarian and Historical Society. I printed them on unbleached muslin. Each photo has a different Photoshop Elements filter applied. The photo pf the graveyard has an overlay of the same photo printed on organza. "In person" this makes for a creepy holographic effect.  Colorful Nautilaus Shells: Melanie Johnston Still experimenting with Photoshop Elements. Istarted with a photo pf a nautilaus shell then used the hue and saturation tools to duplicate it in other colors. I printed in on white satin (treated with BubbleJet Set 2000) and further enhanced it with Tsukineko Champagne Mist sparkly ink.  Poppy: Marica Kilpatrick This piece was inspired by a photograph I took at the CT Audubon Trail Wood next to the Information Shed where it grew among grasses. The poppy has ruching on the edge to interpret the frilly edges of poppy. The button and black beads are to signify the dark center of the poppies. The piece is hand done.  I love waterlilies. Here are 2 quilts inspired by my photos of them. In the second one, I tried a sliced/convergence technique.   Landscape: Mary Oliver I love landscape and collage. This piece was inspired by a photo of a landscape.  Stained Glass: Linda Gardner I did not make a piece inspired by a photo, instead, I finished this stained glass piece I had been working on.  |
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