Lisa Kerpoe

I've been intrigued lately with the research indicating that we tend to discount facts and data that contradict our beliefs.  We like to...

I had one of those flashes of brilliance a few weeks ago.  You know - you're lying awake at 3 in the morning and all of a sudden you get...

Last week I created some samples of cloth using oatmeal resist for a demo I'll be doing later this year.  I've done a lot of work wi...

I've been so focused on my summer workshops, I haven't spent much time in the studio working on my assignments for the ArtCloth Mas...

A fiber exhibition featuring artists from South Texas and the Hill Country opened Thursday at the Kerrville Arts and Cultural Center . Th...

Looking at my calendar the other day, I was feeling overwhelmed by all the deadlines and obligations. Most of them are things I have alread...

I spent last Monday in a film shoot for a new DVD collaboration with Jane Dunnewold. The DVD, Vibrant Color: Combining Soy Wax and Dyes for ...

I've been very intrigued lately by the concept of economy in art. It's the idea that a piece of art has only what is necessary to co...

I recently purchased an encaustic painting by Michelle Belto. Michelle is a local artist who creates her "canvas" with hand-made ...

I'm really excited about some new ways to use soy wax. Jane Dunnewold and I have been experimenting with several techniques that in...

I've been in a number of conversations this year with other artists, talking about the variety of ways in which we work. A subtle thread...

Laura Ann Beehler and I are curating a fiber exhibition this month at the San Antonio Visual Artists' (SAVA) gallery. The invitational e...

This week I started experimenting with making marks. I chose a variety of brushes and other tools and played around to see what kind of mark...