A few weeks ago I completed a silk screening class at San Francisco Art Institute with artist Jonathan Palmer. I was inspired by some of his prints where he combined silk screening and relief printing and decided to create my own series using these techniques. I posted about it here.
I created three related prints with a background nest-like structure, plus bird elements, such as feathers, wings, and birds. Then I printed linocut body parts over this. The project is still in progress, but I’ve completed all the prints and machine quilting for two of the pieces. I did some experimenting with the stitching and found that adding some thin batting added depth and texture. Without that, the stitching didn’t seem to add much. After completing the quilting, I mounted the pieces onto 18″ x 24″ stretcher bars.
Structure
18″ x 24″
Cor Values
18″ x 24″
Skull Prints
Need to dry about 6 weeks.
Priscilla Read - Art Journey 
Wow I would buy these! So cool 🙂
Amazing – you are so talented! I love the Cor Values!
These are great. The style of your prints really complement the fabric. A lady at the workshop i attend did some nice linocuts on fabric, seeing these make me really want to try it! Also, some other lady printed rolled up tights (stockings), she was getting some very interesting patterns from them. Crazy!