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An assortment of necklaces made from found objects. The center necklace is featured in the Spring 2012 issue of Belle Armoire Jewelry.
art, wooden box, seed pod, beads, strainer, drainer, metal balls, involution, metal rod, 1874 arithmetic book page, assemblage, found object
10.5" X 5.5"
I realize she is technically not a mermaid, but when I first saw this finding I remembered the T.S. Eliot phrase" I have heard the mermaids singing each to each, I do not think that they will sing to me". I hope Jules Verne would approve.
Happy Fence Friday when it comes , folks . .. thanks to Stereolab / Nurse With Wound www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSychSVOSaI for the title. :)
Oil on panel, 12" x 15" x 4", Painted on a discarded wooden medicine cabinet. Exhibited at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, 2013, SOLD
This is from a small series I've been doing with small taxidermied animals. This is the fourth, the others were not photographed before they sold. All similar but with different objects in their mouths, pills and one with a barbell piercing
Fact #7: I have a little wooden box that I fill with my little found discoveries, treasures, and mementos. Blogged at drawingonnature.blogspot.com
New found object necklace for our local artists' collective, FRANK. The mother-of-pearl pieces were a handle for a broken vintage pocket knife. The wonderful polymer clay face is by GraphixOutpost, fellow Etsy seller. The white coral is vintage from a broken necklace and the starfish Chinese cloisonne.
This is a present for my granddaughter,Lois, for good school work.Totally over the top , but fun to make.
10 inches by 10 inches on mdf.
some of these brooches/pendants are finished by now, some on their way... more to be born.
stones, shards, wood pieces etc. as always coming from our ground, the basic fiber also: corn and cotton pulp.
a sunny Sunday to all of you!
The Sea Captain's tea cup hat is from my grandmother's china set (an [un]happy accident) and his beard is an old saw handle.
This is the first piece in a series I'm calling "Ship of Fools." All the characters in this series are created from found objects and mosaic.
The surfaces I'm using for this series are discarded cabinet doors donated from my neighbor, Amilcar, who restores old furniture.
wooden box, art, rusty nails, washers, wasp nest, glass bottle, paper from 1874 arithmetic book, twisty wire metal thing, assemblage, copper rods, found object
9.5" X 9.5"
All the pieces that Im sending to the Lakewood Cultural Center in Colorado for their upcoming exhibit titled "New Directions in Contemporary Jewelry".
art, wooden box, bark, aerial antenna parts, washers, grapevine, assemblage, lichen, moon, old science book pictures, clock parts, cookie press disk, vintage plastic tie organizer, copper rivets, found object
14.25" X 14.25"
So I had this old Zenith TV. The TV used to work fine, but when I took it to a photoshoot, the proprietary power connector snapped off.
I got bored and made it into a bookshelf. I will put the knobs back on when I have time to modify the old potentiometers. When I have access to some woodworking tools, I will make the front panel into a large door, with a hidden latch so that it can swing out (currently the contents must be accessed from behind) Since the console is sturdy, I am fairly certain I can do it without compromising the structure.