Enjoy our archives of past submissions to the Art Inspired by Eric Sloane feature. If you would like to submit your Sloane-inspired artwork, poetry, music, videos, or photography, please do so by email or by using our contact form. We’d love to hear from you!
Artist Liz Tobin (ESAS Member #138)
Artist Liz Tobin began experimenting with “Dryer Lint Art” several years ago, after learning about the art from watching HGTV. “My first exhibit was Trash Art Show: Re Use, Re Cycle, Re Purpose’, held at the Eric Sloan Museum in 2013. This was my chance to be creative”. And creative she was, using a myriad of shades of dryer lint color to create a unique palette from which to create works of art. Liz returned for several years to exhibit her latest creations at the Eric Sloane Museum, including Last Light, her first challenge with different shades of gray (exhibited for The World Above: Celebrate the Sky), and one of her favorite works, Persistent Apple Tree. Liz added dimension by using sheep’s wool and horsehair to bring the artwork alive. The results are unique, one-of-a-kind, and fantastic! We think Eric would have approved!