I am honored to be featured in this beautiful new book by Marcia Young alongside 14 other nature-inspired artists.
You can purchase your copy of the book here.
About the book
For makers of all levels, discover practical ways to become more creative and find inspiration and meaning in your daily life by reconnecting with nature. Meet 15 makers who will describe their nature-connected works and talk you through the steps they took in creating works that tap into the importance of nature art in making a mind, body, and spirit connection. You'll learn how they created a nature journal, temporary beach sculptures, dyed textile or woven wall art, sculptural vessels and baskets with natural materials, embroidery inspired and influenced by the natural world, and much more. Discover works that integrate natural materials as well as recycled and repurposed objects. Get the feeling of having a personal, authentic, and creative conversation with the makers while you take a walk through nature with them.
About the author
Marcia Young @marcia_maker has been making or writing about art and fine craft for over 30 years. She is the founder of the Fiber Art Network and former publisher of Fiber Art Now magazine. These days she concentrates on helping to enrich the fine craft community by creating distinctive books and resources. She lives near Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Foreword by Kaffe Fassett
Artist List + where to find them on Instagram:
Meleah Bretz @wovenbyleah
James Brunt @jamesbruntartist
Bethan Burton @journalingwithnature
Judith Content @judith_content
Nicole Dextras @ndextras
Alice Fox @alicefoxartist
Jan Hopkins @janhopkinsart
Munir Jones @expressionsbymunir
Frank Kraljic @fjkraljic
Kari Lonning @karibaskets
Nick Neddo @nick.neddo.eartharts
Lorraine Roy @lroy.art
Barbara Schneider @BarbaraJSchneider
Carrie Anne K’iinuwaas Vanderhoop @wampahaida
Meredith Woolnough @meredithwoolnough
Size: 8.0in x 10.0in | Pages:208 | 250+ color photos
Binding: Hardback
ISBN: 9780764364341
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