"Sand Between My Toes" by Ann Baldwin May, Fiber Art Quilt el paso Blakelee draws attention to the

Blakelee draws attention to the importance of women’s spirituality

Stretched 13/16in gallery wrap

I could describe the colorful movements of paint utilizing tools such as rubber tipped utensils

exploring movement and stillness

The painting “Firestorm” is an ode to his prescient vision - here Kircher's subterranean world is our current earth - swirling and swirling faster

"Sand Between My Toes" by Ann Baldwin May, Fiber Art Quilt el paso Blakelee draws attention to the20" x 25" 2015 Original Artwork The abstract pieced art quilts of Ann Baldwin May are all about color, texture and movement. Motivation begins with color and texture. Inspiration comes from seeing how the fabrics play with one another. Her materials are redirected from the San Francisco Design Center away from the landfill. She creates texture by couching (zigzagging) decorative threads and cutting them up to use as fabric. The addition of tucks also