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paper: strathmore
stamps: paper smooches
cool dudes & the welcome wagon
ink: fresh ink birch, various copics, memento tuxedo
other: paper smooches gift tag 2/cool dudes dies/welcome die, glitter
I got a placemat at Peir 1 for about $5 and got a TON of beads out of it. They have 2 holes and a darker finish on one side. About the size of a penny, for reference. Scrapbook paper.
oh nostalgia! This is from 1993 a detail of a "marking time" piece made from wax paper thread and cheesecloth. It is around 5 foot x 3. A time capsule, journal, marking time project.
From the butterfly exhibit at the High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon. I think this is a paper kite. Lepidopterists, feel free to correct me as needed.
This is the first paper negative I've ventured out for. Taken at Orton Mere Docks/Weir - this was supposed to include an anchor, but it didn't get included in the frame.
You can see the sun in the top of the picture.
Espresso pinhole - 1min 20 secs.
PQ developer - Ilford Multigrade
A beautifully structured, off-white ring made out of the finest paper yarn.
The sturdiness of paper yarn allows to make small objects and „scultures to wear“ like this ring. It's still winter here in Vienna - but nevertheless spring is appearing - so while making it I was thinking about how nice it would be to have a cocoon to disappear into sometimes (especially on gray days like today) – and at the same time of the promises cocoons tend to hold (I’m thinking of spring and butterflies ...). It’s a weightless, airy structure that catches the eye.
Portion of one of the decorations used in my office to surprise me on my birthday. Thanks M! It was a day in paradise!
Looks to maybe be multi generational work. Most paper dated 1963. Piece on top WW I.
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