I’ve always wanted to be an artist.  However, I felt that I had to be able to draw realistically – disaster!  What no one realized is that my heart and talents belonged with crafts – not fine art.  It took me into my late twenties to realize that quilting was an art method that felt natural to me.  Unlimited color and pattern choices, a medium that I was already comfortable with – it worked!  I made a few of the traditional quilt patterns and eventually started laying down fabric in abstract designs.  I began to explore silk screening, foiling and other methods of embellishments.  I happily quilted for a number of years. In the late 1900’s my husband began to travel over seas for business.  I went on as many trips as possible and took digital pictures by the score.  I learned Photoshop and began making digital collages which I eventually began to have printed on fabric and canvas.  All of these adventures bring me to where I am now - I am an artist!  Creating in my - even just for an hour - makes my day.