Kathryn uses alcohol inks to decorate hanging ceramic tiles. Her results are colorful and very pleasing.
Creating art with alcohol ink presents its own set of challenges. The ink is applied to any non-porous surface and then manipulated to reach the desired affect. I have been told by those who use alcohol ink that the medium "has a mind of its own", and "you never get the same result twice". With those challenges in mind...it speaks to Kathryn's skills as an artist that her designs are so beautifully done.
Here are samples of Kathryn Bruce's (BRU) hanging ceramic tiles.
The tiles range in size from 7 3/4" x 7 3/4" to 4" x 4". Aren't her designs and colors just wonderful?
(Remember, the letters in parentheses after Kathryn's name shows her code. When you see that code on work in The Gift Shop, you will know she created it.)
Showing now at Anton Art Center:
Resident Artist Show April 22 - May 20. This show includes the artwork of Margaret Hull, Elise Martin, and Joshua Mulligan, and the Macomb County students they inspired.Coming soon to Anton Art Center:
Sisters of the Brush Saturday April 29 - June 4. This is an exhibition featuring members of the Sisters of the Brush artist group: Yvonne Thigpen,Diane O'Neil, Chandan Gupte, Kristen Robinson,Pat McGraw, Katherine Harra, Karen DeCarlo, and Barbara Markham.
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