September Demonstration by Linda Moore
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Linda Moore, who works at Stamping Details, 14009 Midland Road, with her associate, Joanne Richart, create a vibrant entrance into the twin worlds of stamping and art.
Linda is holding a copy of the magazine " Expressions" in which she is featured. |
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Her work encompasses greeting cards, shoes, jewelry, gourds and ceramic art. |
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Linda demonstrates batik images |
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which results in this card, shown with three others |
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Judicious use of black background, bleach and heat gun |
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evolves into a zebra card. |
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If you could run your finger along this shell, your tactile sense would reveal 3 dimensions. |
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Here you have the seeming miracle of embossing powder treated with a heat gun. |
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Myriad tools are available, such as this gadget that not only punches holes of different dimensions, but sets eyelets. |
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The demonstration was a grand overview by an exceptional teacher, a former Lieutenant Commander in the Navy, who started stamping as a means of cutting down on Christmas card expenses and now has 4,500 stamps.
Find out about her classes by calling Stamping Details at 858/513-8024 or visiting at 14009 Midland Road. |
About the Artist
When experimenting or learning a new technique and you ask yourself if something will work, then you MUST try it or you will never grow as an artist. For me the joy is in the journey of creating not necessarily the end result. |
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Linda is a self-taught mix media artist who loves to spend every moment she can creating. Her passion is rubber stamping because it offers so much versatility.
She began stamping in the fall of 1996 and has taught a variety of classes including stamping on terra cotta pots, domino wire art necklaces, style stone pins, cloth doll art, paper clay and various card classes. Over the years she has continued taking classes and has been influenced by many talented artists. With each class she adds a new dimension to her own art work.
Her domino wire art necklaces were featured on the front cover of Expression Magazine March/April 2005. Other works have appeared in Belle Armoire Jewelry, Volume 2 in March 2007, Somerset Home, Volume 2, 2007, Art Doll Quarterly in Spring 2007, Rancho Magazine in July 2006, CNA Magazine in November 2005, Vamp Stamp, and Rubber Stamper Magazines.
Linda concluded a 27 year career in the U. S. Navy in February 2003.
Check out her website at www.elkaym.com |
