Made once, by water, and never the same way twice.

Marbling dimensional surfaces

I float pigment on a thickened bath of water, draw it into pattern with combs and styluses, and lay paper, cloth, or a guitar on the surface to lift the design off in one pass. The water decides the last ten percent, so no two are alike.

I make marbled paper and fabric, and I marble things that aren't either. If you make something with a surface, I can marble it.

Diana Drever