Artist Information:
Pam Geisel
Yellow Springs, OH
United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
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Artist Statement:
My education and work
experience has been as a
graphic designer and also as
an instructor of both graphic
design and desktop publishing.
I enjoy doing other
artwork—watercolor painting,
photography, mixed media and
pressed flowers—but it’s the
quilts that I’m compelled to
work on. Sometimes I get an
idea like a flash and other
times the fabrics tell me what
they want to be.
What interests me about
traditional quilting is how a
quilt square can look
completely different if the
shapes that make up the square
are in different colors or
tones of the fabric. I am also
interested in the secondary
patterns that emerge when
quilt blocks are arranged
together.
After making many quilts for
myself and for friends and
family, I decided to create
some of my own designs, both
in a traditional quilting
style and also as art quilts.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Ohio Designer Craftsmen's Best
of 2009 Show
May 3-Jun 21: Ohio Craft
Museum, 1665 W. Fifth Ave,
Columbus, OH
Opening reception at the Ohio
Craft Musuem on Sun., May 3
from 1-4 pm
Jul 3-Aug 26: Southern Ohio
Museum, 825 Gallia St.,
Portsmouth, OH
Sept 13-...
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Artist Reviews:
"Area quilt maker gaining
regional notice"
Dayton Daily News, June 10,
2008
Photo of one of my quilted
necklaces featured in the
Sept/Oct issue of "Quilter's
Home" magazine....
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Pam Geisel's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Pam Geisel's Portfolio.
My education and work experience has been as a graphic designer and also as an instructor of both graphic design and desktop publishing.
I enjoy doing other artwork—watercolor painting, photography, mixed media and pressed flowers—but it’s the quilts that I’m compelled to work on. Sometimes I get an idea like a flash and other times the fabrics tell me what they want to be.
What interests me about traditional quilting is how a quilt square can look completely different if the shapes that make up the square are in different colors or tones of the fabric. I am also interested in the secondary patterns that emerge when quilt blocks are arranged together.
After making many quilts for myself and for friends and family, I decided to create some of my own designs, both in a traditional quilting style and also as art quilts.
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