These paintings "Midwinter Frost" and "Midsummer Night" represent two very opposite seasons in my garden. The paintings are about absence...

These "Seasons of My Garden" dresses ~ September, November, May, February, were exhibited at Artemis Gallery in Deep Cove in July 2012....

I've been drawing and painting Alstroemeria. There is a wonderful loose softness, messiness, blowsiness to them that I love! Used some...

I love the ethereal, transparent qualities of these Indian silks. I've used Indigo, Persimmon and Logwood natural dyes, followed by...

I’ve been working with silk from India, experimenting with combinations of Indigo, Persimmon, Rust, Logwood and Pomegranate natural dyes...

This Indigo/Shibori/Silk Scarf is a good example of a few of the reasons why I fell madly in love with “Textile Arts”. Silk is definitely...

Hollyhocks, in bud, before they have bloomed. Hollyhock, in bloom Last year in early August I spent some time in the village of Caseneuve in the Luberon in southern France. Hollyhocks were growing everywhere, a riot of Hollyhocks (Rose Tremiere in french). They seem to have the ability to grow anywhere that there is the smallest bit of soil, amongst paving stones, beside houses, between broken bits of pavement.

I've started working with silk gauze. Dyeing it. Sewing it. Learning how to manipulate it. The silk gauze is so fragile it feels like...

This is a piece of silk Jamdani fabric that I brought back from Calcutta last February. Jamdani weaving is found in Bengal and...