About the Studio

Geometric Botanicals began with watercolor Botanical portraits and experiments with Natural Dyes.

A process of carving the stencil blocks, the placing of the dyes along the gutta resist lines, creating the silkscreens, and steaming the dyed silk was in itself a labor of love.

 By adapting an in-house inkjet printer to transfer my artwork onto a silk fabric surface pressed onto waxed butcher paper, I reproduced my paintings. I used an overlock serger to hem the seams with decorative threads to create scarves that I sold at Art Museum Gift shops.