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Thanks for visiting the blog. Here you will find random musings about user experience design, business, productivity, project development, a few 2x2 grids drafted late at night, and some pop-culture references to things like the Karate Kid and American Idol (which is to stay I often watch bad TV and occasionally read an interesting book).

Liza Cunningham

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Monday
Sep072009

Quilting with a Modern Illustrative Style

"Fryeburg Maine" "Three Wedding Birches"

Friend and artist, Rebecca Fricke, has a unique approach to quilting which opened my eyes to a craft I rarely thought much about. Her quilts are part impressionist painting, part modern illustration.

 

Rebecca uses negative space and blocky cuttings to create organic nature scenes and landscapes.  The patterns and colors lend texture and create depth of field, in a traditionally one-dimensional quilt space.  

 

I find a certain whimsey in her work, using the highly structured craft of quilting to capture the organic flowing shapes of nature. Rebecca's quilts are wall-hanging works of art that inspire conversation.

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