Craig Joslin

About Me:
The waffled weave of a favorite childhood blanket washed so often it turned the color of a golden sunbeam streaming through an open window, the pitted rusty piece of metal, as well as the cause of the resulting tetanus shot, that takes me back to the idyllic summer spent working on a farm. These are a few things that I’ve drawn creative inspiration from in the past. The blanket, the bark of a tree and the pitted rusted metal, a ring-bearers pillow.
As a very tactile person I find myself drawn to an objects texture whether I am experiencing it through the sense of actual physical touch or trying to truthfully portray it on my computer monitor. I draw on both past experiences and the feelings textures invoke in me then strive to recreate the textures that portray memories but use them in an...

Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States