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Kate Dwyer Vessels &
More

These unique vessels are made of silk, cotton, thread and glue. Their only function is aesthetic.  Revisiting my Reverse Glass Painting days, I've recently been developing Mixed Media Collages on the front and Reverse Painted plexiglass panels using fabric, thread, paint and stencil pieces. (Sizes, prices and availability by request.)

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Big Blue

Botanic

Polkadots

Hawaiian Shirt #3

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Large Spring Bowl

It Sings

Large Spring Bowl

Fall Colors

Green Trio

Mixed Kimonos

Garden in the Round

Red Kimono

Karen's Kimono #3

Early Spring

Moody Blues

Trio #3

Leafy

Fall Cacoon

Autumn

New Directions

Tricky

Rhythmic

Pseudo Quilt #1

Pseudo Quilt #2

Refraction

Three Times

​Upcoming Classes & Events

Unleash your creativity with fabric and thread for an entirely new endeavor - no sewing required! Join me  for this hands-on workshop where you'll dive into the exciting world of fabric maché, learning the technique I developed for making my ethereal bowls.

 

JAN 10--Schack Art Center, Everett

FEB 28   Port Townsend School of Art

MARCH 28  Museum of Northwest Art, La Conner

MAY 9   Schack Art Center, Everett Art Center, Everett

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Kate’s Vessels available at:
Museum of Northwest Art store, La Conner, WA
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art store, Winslow, WA
Museo Gallery, Langley, WA
Azuma Gallery, Seattle, WA

In Port Townsend, WA
kate48dwyer@gmail.com
360-531-2856
Studio Visits by Appointment
Member:

Northwest Designer Craftsmen

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DETAILS


I come to photography of artwork from a unique situation as a sculptor (stone and wood) for many years, and later print making as body parts could no longer strike things for hours on end.  Add a lifelong interest in photography, and here I am.

Owning all of my equipment and using a studio that I built behind my house, my overhead is very low thus my prices are lower than comparable services, making it possible for even non-local artists to enjoy Port Townsend for a day and usually leave with a finished project.


All images are color balanced and rendered in three formats: Large Tiff (poster size), large jpeg (size used by most galleries and competitions) and small jpeg (sized for internet use), plus any other size or format requested. I have recently added LED lights for more accurate color rendition and a Nikon D800E (one of the sharpest sensors
Nikon has made).


PRICING

Two dimensional work:
      
First piece-$30, additional pieces-$17 ea. unless 12 or more-$12 ea.

Three dimensional work:
      
In studio-$60/hr, on site-$90/hr, processing $50/hr.


For more information please contact:

Myron Gauger / mgauger50@gmail.com
360-774-0485








 

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