Artwork by Kim Cardoso

Artwork by Kim CardosoArtist: Kim Cardoso Medium: Encaustic on hand cut wood Titles: Slip Stitch, Cluster, Notch, Gather, Goldwork, Bias, Tink, Fair Isle, Bobble, Ease About the Artwork: This series, called Handiwork, takes its titles from terms used in needlecraft and sewing. The foundation is a hand cut form of a house, a shape I began making during the global shelter in place. The repetitive dots go down like stitches, marking time with women creating with their hands

Her work is largely inspired by her everyday experience and seeing God in the small moments

Rachel Reynolds earned her BFA in Painting at Brigham Young University - Idaho in 2022

all the uncertainty of life fades into the background

we have the choice to pick ourselves up and start again or let the storm consume us

Medium: Chine collé linocut

75 (unframed)

As a devoted mother

as well as appearing in church publications

I thought it especially appropriate to collage old book pages into this piece as part of the underpainting as a reminder that new things are often built on the foundation of older ones

Material: Acrylic and Collage

This dish is one that brings families to gather around the dinner table and is the essence of home

Marlena Wild