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Fall Flannels

Published November 18, 2016November 14, 2016 by craftedincarhartt in Behind the Scenes

It’s finally the season for plaids! Celebrate with the Carhartt Hamilton Flannel.

Carhartt Plaids / Crafted in Carhartt

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a detail shot of a work in progress by Detroit painter Michelle Tanguay (artist link in bio) #womenwhopaint #womeninspiringwomen #womenshould #femaleartist "Nobody really cared about Detroit when I first moved here in 2006. There was something so romantic about this city, it was like a free for all. Anything you were willing to work for was possible. It was a blank canvas. There were so many times when I was out of art supplies or out of inspiration and the city supplied them to me." -Painter Michelle Tanguay #Detroit #womenwhopaint #portrait #art #michiganmade (a work in progress by Detroit artist @michelletanguay pictured above) "I would tell any young woman to never give up. It gets hard but if you keep working, keep making art every day, opportunities will start coming your way." -Paniter @michelletanguay #womenwhopaint #womenempoweringwomen #madeindetroit #detroit #handmade Makers all have their own important path to self-discovery. That's how you develop your artistic voice. "Ever since I was a child, my mom joked that everyone thought something was wrong with me because all I wanted to do was draw. I dropped out of high school as a teenager, moved to Detroit when I was 17 and received my GED. I always wanted to go to CCS but never thought I could get in. I remember crying when I was accepted...I was always a misfit and a loner. I didn't feel like I fit in anywhere until I came to Detroit...Allowing yourself to be vulnerable is very difficult, but it is something that I am beginning to do more and more through my artwork." -Painter Michelle Tanguay #womenwhopaint #detroit #detroitartist #inspiring #womenareawesome Painter Michelle Tanguay composed over 90 portraits of Detroit natives who wandered into her downtown workspace over the course of 30 days for an exhibition entitled Face 2 Face. "The idea being that I would create a mini Detroit in my studio and document the people I was spending time with." - @michelletanguay #Detroit #MakerMonday #Carhartt #DetroitArt #painting #womenwhopaint See more of this particular project at www.michelletanguay.com/#/face2face/ (link in bio). a closer look at Monica Wilson's pierced sculptures, inspired by Moroccan lanterns she discovered while traveling #alwayslearning #ceramicart #handmade #womenwhodoamazingthings

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