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by Charlotte Ziebarth (Author)
Transform Your Digital Photos into Luminous Fabric Art
- Alter photos and use them to create beautiful, original works of fabric art - 11 exercises show you how- Learn to alter images with Photoshop Elements(R)
- Use photos that really enhance your work (Hint: it's not always the best-looking shots!)
- Find inspiration in your own albums, from other artists, and in nature
- Make large-scale quilts with a standard-size inkjet printer This accessible guide to creating fine fabric art with digital photos covers everything from the tools and equipment you'll need, to designing, finishing, and assembling your quilt. Bronze Award winner in the 2010 Independent Publisher Book Awards how-to category.
Author Biography
Although Charlotte has a background in academic psychology, she has worked with art and cloth most of her life as a dyer, weaver, clothing designer, knitter, and quilter. Passion for the fiber arts steered her toward working full time in art, setting aside her academic career. Widely exhibited and collected, her work has appeared in many books and magazines. After many years working principally as a weaver of tapestries, she began to make quilts and currently concentrates on creating digital imagery printed on fabric and assembled into quilt art.
When not working in the digital darkroom in her sunny quilting studio, she can be found knitting and listening to classical music, hiking in the mountains with her camera, sitting in the audience at an opera performance, or trying to tame her messy, leafy garden. Her experience as an artist-in-residence in Rocky Mountain National Park remains a strong influence. More of her work can be seen on her website at www.charlotteziebarth.com. Charlotte was born in Chicago and raised in the Midwest, went to school at Montana State University in Bozeman and the University of Colorado in Boulder, and now considers herself a westerner. She has lived with her husband, Ken, in Boulder, Colorado, for more than thirty-five years. They have a daughter, Jennifer, and a new granddaughter, Laurel.
Number of Pages: 96
Dimensions: 0.3 x 10.8 x 8.4 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: July 01, 2009
Award: Independent Publisher Book Awards (2010)
