Julie Fei-Fan Balzer

Based outside of Boston, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer is a mixed-media artist who constructs vibrant compositions. Passionate about connecting with and inspiring other artists, she shares her expertise through in-person workshops, her online classroom www.balzerdesigns.com, and through monthly membership at www.MyArtPractice.com.

12 thoughts on “Quilt Festival 2016: Part Four

  • More wonderful inspiration.Close-up photos of several of the quilts, especially the scarab and the LARGE iguana, make me think of the layers of your gel prints. with such vivid colors and depth of patterns.

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  • More wonderful inspiration.Close-up photos of several of the quilts, especially the scarab and the LARGE iguana, make me think of the layers of your gel prints. with such vivid colors and depth of patterns.

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  • More wonderful inspiration.Close-up photos of several of the quilts, especially the scarab and the LARGE iguana, make me think of the layers of your gel prints. with such vivid colors and depth of patterns.

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  • More wonderful inspiration.Close-up photos of several of the quilts, especially the scarab and the LARGE iguana, make me think of the layers of your gel prints. with such vivid colors and depth of patterns.

    Reply
  • More wonderful inspiration.Close-up photos of several of the quilts, especially the scarab and the LARGE iguana, make me think of the layers of your gel prints. with such vivid colors and depth of patterns.

    Reply
  • More wonderful inspiration.Close-up photos of several of the quilts, especially the scarab and the LARGE iguana, make me think of the layers of your gel prints. with such vivid colors and depth of patterns.

    Reply
  • These are so amazing…art journaling is my favorite arty thing — these give me so many ideas for incorporating fabric and fabric techniques into journal pages: couching fibers, embroidery stitches, 3d elements, mosaic/pieced style done with paper…..Lately I’ve been having trouble coming up with color palettes — some great ideas here I never considered, like rust/ochre with sky blue; and shades of gray and black with shades of yellow. Wish I could have been there to see all the quilts in person! Thanks as ever for the eye candy and inspiration!!

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  • These are so amazing…art journaling is my favorite arty thing — these give me so many ideas for incorporating fabric and fabric techniques into journal pages: couching fibers, embroidery stitches, 3d elements, mosaic/pieced style done with paper…..Lately I’ve been having trouble coming up with color palettes — some great ideas here I never considered, like rust/ochre with sky blue; and shades of gray and black with shades of yellow. Wish I could have been there to see all the quilts in person! Thanks as ever for the eye candy and inspiration!!

    Reply
  • These are so amazing…art journaling is my favorite arty thing — these give me so many ideas for incorporating fabric and fabric techniques into journal pages: couching fibers, embroidery stitches, 3d elements, mosaic/pieced style done with paper…..Lately I’ve been having trouble coming up with color palettes — some great ideas here I never considered, like rust/ochre with sky blue; and shades of gray and black with shades of yellow. Wish I could have been there to see all the quilts in person! Thanks as ever for the eye candy and inspiration!!

    Reply
  • These are so amazing…art journaling is my favorite arty thing — these give me so many ideas for incorporating fabric and fabric techniques into journal pages: couching fibers, embroidery stitches, 3d elements, mosaic/pieced style done with paper…..Lately I’ve been having trouble coming up with color palettes — some great ideas here I never considered, like rust/ochre with sky blue; and shades of gray and black with shades of yellow. Wish I could have been there to see all the quilts in person! Thanks as ever for the eye candy and inspiration!!

    Reply
  • These are so amazing…art journaling is my favorite arty thing — these give me so many ideas for incorporating fabric and fabric techniques into journal pages: couching fibers, embroidery stitches, 3d elements, mosaic/pieced style done with paper…..Lately I’ve been having trouble coming up with color palettes — some great ideas here I never considered, like rust/ochre with sky blue; and shades of gray and black with shades of yellow. Wish I could have been there to see all the quilts in person! Thanks as ever for the eye candy and inspiration!!

    Reply
  • These are so amazing…art journaling is my favorite arty thing — these give me so many ideas for incorporating fabric and fabric techniques into journal pages: couching fibers, embroidery stitches, 3d elements, mosaic/pieced style done with paper…..Lately I’ve been having trouble coming up with color palettes — some great ideas here I never considered, like rust/ochre with sky blue; and shades of gray and black with shades of yellow. Wish I could have been there to see all the quilts in person! Thanks as ever for the eye candy and inspiration!!

    Reply

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