Marian Clayden: the dyer's hand

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Marian Clayden is described as a textile artist who builds her business around the art of dyeing. Clayden's expertise in clothe dyeing and designing which she pursued after working as a dyer of wall pieces is described. She designs the clothes only after the fabrics have been dyed according to her specifications.

Practice, Textile designers, Clayden, Marian

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Color fields

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Mendelson and Roesch-Sanchez have both been designing apparel since the 1970s. They share a strong emphasis on color as a source of creativity. Mendelson works exclusively in wool, Roesch-Sanchez in rayon.

Biography, Design and construction, Criticism and interpretation, Fashion designers, Knit goods, Mendelson, Linda, Roesch-Sanchez, Jacquelyn

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Pier Voulkos: taking color in hand

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Pier Voulkos has mastered the art of sculpting using polymer clay. She easily transforms simple objects such as necklaces into beautiful and colorful works of art.

Methods, Sculpture, Voulkos, Pier

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