Ken Kelleher I

 

Ken Kelleher's rainbow garments.   

Gertraud Platschek II

 

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It is six months later (since I first shared her work) and Gertraud Platschek is unstoppable in her creativity, be it political or personal, expressed digitally in paint or costume. She is one of the female artists I see in the generation above me, a touch stone ahead, on fire with their creative desire and production. Solving conundrums as they meet themselves at the other side of life's relentless work and care trying to make sense of it all and processed the suppressed thoughts of a lifetime. 

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Beverly Rayner

 

Beverly Rayner makes mixed media photographic constructions this housecoat piece is made from Accretion photographs and ephemera and fabric5' x 12.5' x 20'

Holley Junker

 

 

Quilts by Holley Junker. (below) Log Cabin Quilt, Courthouse Steps variation/Nine Patch Double Sided Quilt.

Yarrow Frost

 

Roxanne from ‘Inkdeath’ by Cornelia Funke, designed and made by Yarrow Frost. Yarrow comes from a family with a rich and diverse portfolio of heritage skills and this patience and perfection already shows in Yarrow's work with her own basketry and incredible embroidery. 

Holly Smith

Holly Smith This intricate and detailed costume is designed and made by @the_paper_bin and is of Eddy from ‘Tributary’, a devised piece exploring Celtic folklore within a modern industrial setting, I adored Holly's use of street photography as the jackets surface decoration.

Ryan Dai

 

   Inspired by Robert Browning and Stephen King's work, 'Dark Tower' by Ryan Dai,