being mentioned

there are a few
bad ass blogs
that have
posted my work.

thanks.

showing my process of making:
http://colleenschaffer.blogspot.com/

client captured at party wearing:
http://www.popbopandsnap.com/search?updated-max=2010-09-14T11%3A16%3A00-04%3A00&max-results=7

fall 2010 fashion week show:
http://fashionatnightwood.blogspot.com/

2009 parsons:
http://www.nativefunkandflash.com/search/label/%28UN%29FASHION

jefferson lewis

check it..
http://jeffersonlewis.bandcamp.com/

she's a zombie

two look collection - she's a zombie
hand sewn
materials from pre-existing garments
silks, leather and velvet
2008
*black silk and gold leather dress sold

parsons sophmore 2008

first semester
assignment:
make
one
outfit a week.

theres room at the top

about that.
related to my thesis work.

com-maine history-munist

"A spokeswoman said Mr. LePage, a Republican, ordered the mural removed after several business officials complained about it and after the governor received an anonymous fax saying it was reminiscent of “communist North Korea where they use these murals to brainwash the masses.” " - http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/24/us/24lepage.html?_r=1&ref=us

brainwashing, really? it's our history.
why are people so fearful of the honoring
of our past? this country wasn't just born
in the advance industrial age. the jumpsuit
that kid is sporting, that alone defines the
working men and women of americas
past. to move the mural to a museum
destroys its value, it should be seen by
everyone because of its educational worth.

vionnet

two images that i often refer to when
i am designing. vionnet designed for
woman, not for the spectacle of high
society. she boldly embraced simplicity
and stayed true to the body. she designed
and made with care.

.this book. http://www.amazon.com/Madeleine-Vionnet-Pamela-Golbin/dp/0847832783

slit vase

stoneware.
2006

fifty seconds

nude
2006

Lenore Tawney

" Back in Chicago in 1957, she packed a few possessions into a car and drove to New York City. “I left Chicago,” she later wrote, “to seek a barer life, closer to reality, without all the things that clutter and fill our lives. The truest thing in my life was my work. I wanted my life to be as true. I almost gave up my life for my work, seeking a life of the spirit.” "

-http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/28/arts/28tawney.html


yeah man.

also, http://www.americancraftmag.org/article.php?id=1151

blind begining

my first post
an early work
2006