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Sandra L. Little

My research theme is Gargoyles & Grotesques, with a primary focus on antiquity, the effects of 900 years of weathering on architectural stone. Within the City & Guilds program, I spent 4 1/2 years exploring techniques to mimic the effects of weather and time on shapes and surfaces, and my work evolved from flat stitchery to creating three-dimensional forms. I use a mixed media approach, combining unusual materials such as clay, papier maché and foam with fabrics and threads. My techniques include modeling and carving, as well as free machine embroidery, padding, and appliqué.

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	Gallery Home Artists in Residence Courses - (coming soon) Diploma Students Anita Luvera Mayer Anna Hergert Gwen Lowery Helen Custer Janelle Forgette Joan Mills June Steegstra Marianne Burr Penny Peters Sandy Little Wendy Jacobs Tour	Sandra L. Little My research theme is Gargoyles & Grotesques, with a primary focus on antiquity, the effects of 900 years of weathering on architectural stone. Within the City & Guilds program, I spent 4 1/2 years exploring techniques to mimic the effects of weather and time on shapes and surfaces, and my work evolved from flat stitchery to creating three-dimensional forms. I use a mixed media approach, combining unusual materials such as clay, papier maché and foam with fabrics and threads. My techniques include modeling and carving, as well as free machine embroidery, padding, and appliqué. View Gallery



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