This month, Stephanie Damoff's piece reminds us that inclusions can be just as meaningful as the art they're in.

This month, Stephanie Damoff's piece reminds us that inclusions can be just as meaningful as the art they're in.

This unique piece from Bailey Clark brings to mind that, aside from the creativity that they allow one to express, fiber and paper have immense utility.

Artist's Statement: "nonfunctional flaxfibrebrush - This brush was made by Bailey Clark in Isla Vista, CA"

This unique piece from Bailey Clark brings to mind that, aside from the creativity that they allow one to express, fiber and paper have immense utility.

Artist's Statement: "nonfunctional flaxfibrebrush - This brush was made by Bailey Clark in Isla Vista, CA"

This fascinating piece by June Burden plays with the wide range of abaca and flax shades, as well as their highly unique textures.

Artist's Statement:

"These 'patchwork squares' were mostly made from overeaten abaca and flax scraps. The papers had been air-dried, usually without any restraints. I glued them together with Golden's Heavy Gel medium. Hope you enjoy!"