I had a great time tonight at the New Hope Art Center’s opening of their latest show: Structures and Constructions in Fiber. It runs through August 18. My “da Vinci in Dryer Lint” piece got some nice attention there! Click on a picture to enlarge it.

Explore dozens of dryer lint sculptures. Slater Barron is an internationally known dryer lint artist with works of art in Ripley’s Believe it or Not and... Slater is also accomplished in painting, bookmaking, printmaking, public art and installation work. View her works.

Each piece takes two days just to pull all the colors needed from my dryer lint collection. Here’s a video showing the day-to-day process of making a piece: First, I create in my head a story to tell. A cat sipping milk is nice but a cat drinking milk is a still life like a bowl of fruit — it might be pretty but it doesn’t tell a story.

now, if you're wondering what art has to do with lint, well, look closely, because these portraits are completely made out of lint-- lint taken out of regular old household dryers and...

2020年6月5日 · The choice of dryer lint as an art material began in 1975, when the laundry for her four teenagers produced an abundance of the stuff. Her first lint series, named for the soap operas her daughters watched, were simple abstract …

2011年1月14日 · Laura Bell's masterpiece: a reproduction of da Vinci's Last Supper made of lint. Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Maybe this will give all of you inspiration to meticulously separate your laundry:...

Oct 3, 2023 - Artwork made from dryer lint! http://heidihooper.com. See more ideas about artwork, lint, art.

Lint Connoisseurs receive signed autographed numbered and limited prints every year, as well as the absolute best gifts I can produce (maybe even an original piece of dryer lint art every once in a while) but also all the stuff mentioned previously (as well as my sincere thanks for your support!).

Lint Art Collective aims to connect artists and creators of diverse backgrounds and experiences to create a compelling dialogue within the gallery setting. Let’s work together.

My wife Laura Bell is an artist as well. She is nationally recognized for her creation of The Last Supper 4’x14′ in size made of dryer lint (yes the lint you take from your dryer lint catcher)! She entered the art piece in the Grand Rapids Artprize of 2010, 2012, 2013.