Lana Dragon

Water, either still or moving, has long been an inspiration for my artwork. The calming and centering nature of water remains compelling. This quilt imagines the viewer standing at the edge of a lake with the reflection of the sky on the surface as the water slowly moves away with the breeze.

Painting; machine appliqué; machine quilting. Materials include: hand-dyed and commercial fabrics; inks; a variety of threads.

Sarah Lykins Entsminger is an artist, photographer, writer, and curator. Her contemporary textile art and imagery reflect memories of place and the natural world. Writing as well as curating exhibits allow her to mix her passions for artwork, photography, and language together to create a new visual experience. Her work is designed to draw others into an appreciation of mixed-media art and a critical understanding of the diversity of artistic expression. It has been shown in museums, galleries, and exhibitions around the world, with commissions held in private collections. Sarah is a Juried Artist Member of SAQA and a board member of the Virginia Quilt Museum, and she actively participates in a wide variety of artsrelated organizations.

https://www.studioatripplingwaters.com