Summer Lilies II, textile-discharge dyeing
Summer Lilies II, textile-discharge dyeing, embroidery, 60 x 56 cm
Topography, Textile-resist areas and over-painting
Topography, Textile-resist areas and over-painting, embroidered, 52 x 59 cm
Occluded Front
Occluded Front, Textile-Painted and quilted, 69 x 72 cm
Solar Flare
Solar Flare, Textile-Painted and embroidered, 58 x 68 cm
Green in Rain, Textile-Painted, embroidered
Green in Rain, Textile-Painted, embroidered, quilted, 32 x 44 cm
Blue Gentians
Blue Gentians, Textile-Painted and quilted, 68 x 52 cm
Binary, Textile-Discharge dyeing, embroidered
Binary, Textile-Discharge dyeing, embroidered, quilted, 35 x 59 cm
Tracings, Textile-Painted
Tracings, Textile-Painted, embroidered, 35 x 40 cm
Torus, Textile-Painted
Torus, Textile-Painted, quilted, 78 x 48 cm
Spring Rain, Textile-Painted
Spring Rain, Textile-Painted, quilted, 67 x 74 cm
Portal, Textile-Painted
Portal, Textile-Painted, quilted, 58 x 51 cm
Orbital, Textile-Painted
Orbital, Textile-Painted, quilted, 49 x 59 cm
Beech Tree
Beech Tree, Textile art including Discharge dyeing overpainting quilting, 50 cm w x 60 cm l
Wisteria
Wisteria, Textile art inluding reverse applique embroidery quilting, approx 60 cm w x 80 cm l
Fossils
Fossils, Textile art including Discharge dyeing overpainting quilting, approx 45 cm w x 60 cm l
Aphobea
Aphobea, Textile art including painting embroidery quilting, approx 50 cm w x 65 cm l
Winter Night Light
Winter Night Light, Textile art including Discharge dyeing overpainting quilting, approx. 45 cm w x 60 cm l
Lillies
Lillies, Textile art including Discharge dyeing embroidery quilting, 70 cm w x 80 cm l
Red Cells
Red Cells, Textile art including Discharge dyeing overpainting embroidery quilting, approx 60 cm w x 80 cm l
Madrone
Madrone, Textile art including Discharge Dyeing overpainting quilting, approx 55 cm w x 65 cm l
Blooms
Blooms, Textile art including painting texture rubbing quilting, approx 60 cm w x 70 cm l
Love Through Time
Love Through Time, Textile art including painting texture rubbing embroidery and quilting, 60 cm w x 80 cm l
How to Mend a Broken Heart
How to Mend a Broken Heart, Textile painting, 55 x 70 cm
Streambed
Streambed, Textile painting, 55 x 70 cm
Diatoms (Microcosmos Series)
Diatoms (Microcosmos Series), Textile painting, 40 x 60 cm
Growing Towards the Light
Growing Towards the Light, Textile painting, 40 x 60 cm
Tequila (Micro Alcohol Series)
Tequila (Micro Alcohol Series), Acrylic on Board, 50 x 30 cm
Anglel in the Forest
Anglel in the Forest, Original paper collge, 25 x 35 cm
Microcrystals (Microcosmos Series)
Microcrystals (Microcosmos Series), Textile painting, 45 x 60 cm
Rock Man
Rock Man, Paper Collge, 55 x 45 cm
Virus (Microcosmos Series)
Virus (Microcosmos Series), Textile painting, 45 x 45 cm
Fiddlehead Fern
Fiddlehead Fern, Textile painting, 50 x 50 cm
Organisms
Organisms, Discharge Dye, 80 x 80 cm
Feldspar (Microcosmos Series)
Feldspar (Microcosmos Series), Textile painting, 50 x 65 cm

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Deborah J Stockdale, Donegal, Irish Artist

This collection of my new work from 2015 explores textile techniques such as discharge dyeing (removing colour from fabric) and over-painting, as well as texturing using textile crayons and paints to build up areas of intricacy on the fabric. Also I have used more embroidery to emphasize areas of interest and to create 3D areas in these pieces. I am still exploring natural life, both macro and micro, which has been an abiding theme throughout my art work.

Textile artist Deborah J. Stockdale, continues her exploration of colour and textures. The techniques in this new work include removing areas of colour from commercial batik fabrics, and using the remaining areas as design focus. These are over-painted, and/or rubbed over textures with fabric pastels to reveal layers of intricate, lace-like designs, which are then enhanced with embroidery and hand quilting. Her work continues to explore natural forms as well as personal mythology. The artist lives in Glencolmcille, Co. Donegal, and exhibits internationally.

Website: www.deborahjstockdale.com

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