Shakerag’s 5th & Last Day
Posted June 28, 2008 by Emmie SeamanCategories: Travel, inspiration, workshops
This is the final day of Kerr Grabowski’s workshop on Deconstructive Screen Printing. Above is a final piece by Veronica Hofman-Ortega; printed, over printed, and over printed again with Thiox and turquoise dye.
Emily Starr’s final table.
Jo-Marie Karst used an extruder to draw with thickened dye onto screen, then printed.
Jason Romero’s sarong dyed red by submersion and then painted with thiox and turquoise dye.
Erin Talevich’s dyed dress.
Mine
I put the screen from the image on the left, into the sink to clean later and walked away. When I cam back in 20 minutes it was covered with splatters of water, and drops of turquoise and yellow dye from other peoples’ cleaning. At least I had the savy to grab it and print it for the image on the right. Should we call it a collaboration?








































I am a fiber artist whose always been in love with anything "fuzzy." My evolution has been from a weaver to knitter to silk painter to quilter. I knit for relaxation and currently do pieced, fused, and/or appliqued, art quilts inspired by my photographs.