The Quilted Print @ Frogman’s Print Workshops

Posted on Jul 3, 2017 in art, Blog, teaching | 2 Comments

More pics of the above piece may be found, here: http://orangebarrelindustries.com/hannah/main/?projects=quiltbait-i-culdesac This post is for our class at Frogman’s Print Workshops, First Session, the week of July 2nd 2017. Description This workshop utilizes the oldest form of printmaking, relief, in combination with found, re-purposed fabrics and basic machine and hand sewing to create quilted collages. […]

Crochet Therapy: Clothes I’m Too Fat to Wear and Other Stories

Posted on Jul 5, 2013 in art | 3 Comments

Foot Print currently on display at Murray State University I lived for 1 year in Winterville, Georgia in a beautiful house at the end of a dead-end road with a bunch of chickens, a whole lot of quiet, and one of my favorite red-heads, Brian Hitselberger. The house is owned by my very generous cousin […]

The Poetry of Unpacking

Posted on Feb 15, 2013 in art, life | No Comments

Sleeping 8 hours a night? Cooking elaborate meals? Catching up on long-lost projects?? What?!? It’s been so long since I’ve had the time to do any of these things. But since moving to Bowling Green, I’ve been blessed/cursed with a bit of free time. Free time also equals anxiety on my part, as I’m bred […]

Flocking to the Pump: One Day These Little Drawings Will Grow Up Into Prints

Posted on Jan 21, 2013 in art | 5 Comments

These photographs aren’t great, and they aren’t edited very well (sorry.) But I think these 2 drawings are done. I’ll get up to school sometime soon and photograph these and my other recent pieces more professionally. In the meantime, I plan to start a few more drawings incorporating the crocheted forms and flocks of birds […]

We All Have 10,000 Bad Drawings in Us

Posted on Jan 19, 2013 in art | 2 Comments

You’re probably tired of seeing these already, but I think they’re complete now. I’ve started on a third one, but it is going slowly. Whether these are successes or not, I don’t know. Probably not, but as Walt Stanchfield wrote, “We all have 10,000 bad drawings in us. The sooner we get them out the […]

The Honeymoon is Over: An Exhibition of Works by Blake & Hannah Sanders

Posted on Jul 1, 2012 in art, life, travel | 8 Comments

Yesterday, Blake and I installed a collaborative exhibition at the Nuance Gallery in Beresford, South Dakota called The Honeymoon is Over. We will have a reception for the show on Wednesday, July 11th from 7pm to 9pm. This reception takes place during the second session of Frogman’s Print and Paper Workshop, so I hope all […]

Art that Silences Owls

Posted on May 7, 2012 in art | 3 Comments

I want to be a writer of images, a player of pictures. I want to make art you read over and over, under the covers with a flash light, late at night. I want to make art like a poem: open as air but heavy with life– Art like deja vu Art like an itch […]

6′ x 9′ Foot Print in Progress

Posted on Sep 26, 2011 in art | 3 Comments

I’m currently working on this massive foot print for a trade with local artist Brad Wreyford and his adorable family. Brad makes awesome sculptural paintings. We can’t wait to have one of our very own! He already gave me a cute little painting as a down payment on the foot print. I look forward to […]

Recent Design Work

Posted on Sep 19, 2011 in design | No Comments

Blake and I recently did some work for a local screen print shop. My main contribution was the creation of these silly spooky bats: I also recently designed a handout detailing the first steps of creating a crochet chain stitch. This is the most basic crochet stitch, and it is used to start most projects. […]