Cumulus congestus

This week we've been taking to the skies for inspiration. We've endured our fair share of bang-clang flash flooding thunderstorms. It's become some what of a habit to look up. Here are some images of lines and types of clouds. I hope to see them transformed into abstract patterns. Did I mention how much I love this time of year?

the routine

Hansom Vincent
One of many heaps of fabric


Finished product

Wild flowers in the backyard
mossy ledge
new/old neon yellow letters
Lately my days have been consumed with pressing, slicing, taping and mounting fabric. I love sorting through such a wide range of oddities. To date I've evaded any blade-related injury(knock on wood).

Yay! and/or Neigh!

In the quest for website imagery we found ourselves at Stepping Stone Ranch in Baldwin, KS. In a Kansas field with 30 horses of all sizes and colors...I couldn't be happier. Hoping to use the images we collect to represent the vintage side of the Quince to Marmalade. A little abstract I guess? But when it all comes together.....PERFECTION.

Screen Printing Machines

Finished Product (sideways style)

Quinn the stack master

Opal the Boss

Thanks to Eric Dobbins at Wonderfair Gallery in Lawrence, KS we had access to an awesome silk screening set up. Quinn, Jeromy, Opal and I got down to business and churned out about 500-600 prints of our logo. The finished products will be used to mount our vintage AND original textiles! Success.

Fort Tildon NYC

TWINS

Itty Bitty Manhattan in the distance

Did i time warp to Star Wars??

view from the bunker

bunker hole

dead ladybug on shell. Good luck still?

I braved some seriously ferocious wind and made the trip to Fort Tildon at the tip of the Rockaways in Queens, NY. So amazing that a short train/bus ride and I am totally alone in the Nature. Fort Tildon is the site of an abandoned military base. The buildings are completely invisible from the road and the beach, so I had to do some investigating to find them. SO worth it. I felt like effing Indiana Jones. Yeeeaaahhhher. (oh and it smelled DELISH there! Flowers and sea air. so good)