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SOLD at Barrister Gallery, New Orleans 10/09

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Found objects; shells from beaches in Galloway.

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Found on the rim of Hell Canyon last week

16"x16"x2.5"SOLD at Cannibals, Portland Or. 03/24/10

These five buffalos (or buggalos as some people might see them) will be part of my latest trickster piece "Coyote Frees the Buffalo"

 

Blogged for Make It Mondays - Found Objects

 

Finally started wiring everything into place! This was the shadow box with spinning center that I had started in Michael DeMeng's Morpheus Box workshop at Raevn's Nest Art Retreat last October.

 

Crafting 365, Day 84

Found Objects Project.

 

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SOLD at Cannibals, Portland Or 08/2010

This steampunk necklace combines some unusual elements to create a steamy mood of mystery. It started with a wristwatch back plate to which I first added resin and watch parts before securely riveting it to an altered domino tile by fellow Etsy artist ingeniouslycreative. I especially wanted the eye to peer out of the back plate. There are 2 dangles for this one. The key, a familiar steampunk item has been wire-wrapped with a Swarovski rondelle and attached to the domino and the little crescent moon and star dangles gracefully from the watch piece. This pendant is on a 16" copper tone chain with a safety clasp. I am a trained, if somewhat steamy, silversmith and have built this piece to last.

 

My original fairy with larger wings...SOLD

Bits of a derelict broken boat on the Regents Canal London.

Odds and ends from defunct rosaries with quartz crystals dipped in red jewelers' resin. Somewhat crepuscular.

Oh World Egg… Hear Me

This is an assemblage I created from great old industrial stop/ start switch box with old wire curling from the top. I painted the cloth covered wire with red, black and white paint. I added weird rusted wires and coils to the work and a little doll hand reaches out of the top. I have added strange text and images from a crumbling remnant of a book that I found on the street. The side has prickly iron thorny pieces I found in a old burnt house. The work stands strongly on its heavy metal coils

thanks to google image search

Yep they are bottle caps

My grandma used the same fork to beat eggs/cakes etc over about 50 years - hence the worn shape.

Made in workshop with Walter Nottingham.

Photocopies (of grandma's cookbook, shopping list, photos) teabags

SOLD at Matter Gallery, Olympia Wa 03/02/2010

Camera: Konica Hexar AF

Lens: 35mm f/2 Hexar Lens (fixed)

Film: Mitsubishi MX-III 200 color film (expired C41 film)

Developer: Lab processed

 

Scanned on an Epson 4870, then contrast-enhanced using Photoshop.

 

A recent NE Minneapolis photo walk between the Mississippi and N 2nd Street, near N 33rd Avenue.

SOLD at Cannibals Portland, Or 08/08/09

Collections from the beach arranged into a face! We like making faces at landartforkids!

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