As an artist, Pilar Isabel Pollock continues to explore the world of mixed media through her use of different art forms to include fine art, collage, digital, fiber and textile. Often merging two or more mediums in a single piece, she creates a delicious fusion of texture and depth as the foundation for her art. The end product is a carefully layered composition of shape, color, and image. Pilar’s passion for art spills over into her other love, writing. Penning articles for alternative art magazines, her essays discuss and delve into the psychological and spiritual elements of the artistic pr...

As an artist, Pilar Isabel Pollock continues to explore the world of mixed media through her use of different art forms to include fine art, collage, digital, fiber and textile. Often merging two or more mediums in a single piece, she creates a delicious fusion of texture and depth as the foundation for her art. The end product is a carefully layered composition of shape, color, and image. Pilar’s passion for art spills over into her other love, writing. Penning articles for alternative art magazines, her essays discuss and delve into the psychological and spiritual elements of the artistic process to include the book Kaleidoscope: Ideas and Projects to Spark Your Creativity and the magazines, Artitude, Arful Blogging, Cloth, Paper, Scissors, Somerset Studio, Somerset Digital Studio, Pasticcio Quartz and the upcoming book, In This Garden: Exploration in Mixed-Media Narrative by Angela Cartwright and Sarah Fishburn. Currently, she is part of The Gorey De-Tales, a collaborative of 26 artists’ interpretation of Edward Gorey’s, The Gaslycrumb Tinies. The collaborative has been exhibited in Arizona, Colorado, and will be touring the east coast this winter.