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May 02, 2008

Angela Cartwright Interviewed by Ana Araujo

I love hearing about the creative process from my fellow creatives and so I thought you would too!

Here is an interview with our wonderful and talented author of:

Mixed Emulsions:
Altered Art Techniques for Photographic Imagery

Angela Cartwright

by Ana Araujo host of When Creativity Knocks

In the interview Angela shows a whole bunch of her lovely art including the piece in the lower left of this page from Mixed Emulsions. It is made with knitting! I never thought about incorporating my knitting into my altered art but it makes total sense!

And if this isn't enough eye candy for you, pop on over to Angela's Blog for a vintage video, some wonderful photographs and more altered art.

Posted at 08:08 AM in Altered Art, Angela Cartwright, CHA Show, Collage, Collecting, Fabric Art, Inside pages, Knitting | Permalink

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