

Andrew over at CRAFT spotted this incredible work by Judith Klausner. “Toast Embroidery” and “Cereal Sampler” are part of her “From Scratch” series.
Like the production of food, a variety of handicrafts were a mundane requirement of the female gender. Today, as we come to realize that something has been lost in the mechanization of everything around us, there is a return to the idea that making something from its most basic parts has great value.










Interesting. I like the way you have used different shades of white & yellow to add depth to the egg. These remind me of the student art projects that were on display at UW when I was there (that is a compliment).
Interesting. I like the way you have used different shades of white & yellow to add depth to the egg. These remind me of the student art projects that were on display at UW when I was there (that is a compliment).
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