judy dominic

miscellaneous art work

It is hard to keep Judy confined to one particular type of work - as you have probably already guessed - even though it all may fall under the broad category of FIBER.

The process is what is most intriguing to Judy. Trying different processes keeps her motivated.

Below is a sampling of some other projects that have been happening.

Enjoy!

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Six 5'x3' willow/gut/silk grids hung on the wall at Carnegie Art Center - the grids can be hung or stood in different combinations.

Pullover using ribbon yarns knit from the left side to the right with only one side seam.

Scrumbled vest - my model is a little more endowed than I am!

Same vest showing the lining made from a silk shirt including the original pockets.

Same vest - a variety of yarns were used with knitting and crochet.

Detail of the back of the scrumbled vest - there was a bit of knitting with a tail of thread that just begged for something hung on it.

Detail of the zipper basket shown in the Denver exhibit.

Banister in a new home: willow rods woven through stainless steel rods and anchored into the handrail and stairs; tied in place with gut.

Railing in that same new home done in the same fashion; used the largest rods available.

Additional pics: American Smoketree dye experiment

Retrospective exhibit of work - 2007