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This necklace just was awarded First Place at the Visual Arts Exchange "Unfettered" show. It is made from a deconstructed vintage straight razor.
I took a wonderfully distressed vintage faucet handle and secured a watch case in its center. This allowed me to put resin in and then carefully add steampunk goodies, mainly watch parts but some hardware items as well. The faucet handle measures about 2 1/4" in diameter and hangs from a double link 16" chain that has a safety clasp. Suitable for male or female adornment.
This steampunk necklace honors the memory of the woman who inspired the Beatles' song, "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds". It started with a watch part from a defunct vintage watch. I carefully placed black jewelers' resin in the decorative ring before adding the vintage rhinestone pin fragment over the authentic late 1800's tintype. I textured the outer edge of the watch ring before adding the blingy Swarovksi fireball--love these! Then I riveted on a retaining ring before hanging all this steamy delight on a 18" vintage pearl chain.
Read about how these hearts were made here: srolfe.com/2013/02/12/valentines-day-the-assemblage-way/
Curious and perfectly pilloried chicken-bone, looming maniacally before the sprawling monad of downtown Dallas.
My fabric folder, made a few years ago and my first card, my favourite in the middle, and just added my latest find the King of Hearts.
This happy little fella was started in Michael de Meng's Mad Alchemist's Cabinet workshop at Valley Ridge Art Studio. He consists of an old box, doll arms, deer skull, plastic bags, an old stand, a stone, a clock part, two sleigh bells and some transfers. Oh yeah, and a home-made condom. Exhibited in The Riverwest Artists' Associations February gallery show The Thin Line, a thematic exhibition that explores the infamous thin line between love and hate which ran February 13 – March 11, 2010.
Someone brought parts of a mannequin to work and well I found it in a very "strange" position today.
God knows you've called
from the touring exhibition "Uncertain Instruments"
Newlyn Gallery Cornwall, Lowry ,Salford and Jersey
"The Plastic Botanist" series ...
Discarded artificial flowers, ready for the garbage ... thought I would try to give them a new life ... on film at least.
Hasselblad + Carl Zeiss Sonnar 150mm f4.0 + Fuji Acros 100 @ 80 iso + Rodinal 1:50 @ 10 minutes
CESAR in the TUILERIES GARDENS...yes, a hunk dressed in a togo as CESAR for his bachelor party. he was a great
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I saw this lying on the ground; at first, I thought it was a pocket knife. Then I realised that it was a hair slide next to a small stick.
I found these bones on the edge of some woods in Willamette Valley, Oregon. I am embarrassed to say I don't know if they are animal or a good sized human. I placed the only reasonable measuring comparison thing I could find, and it was a Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream Bar stick or handle. It is about 3 and 5/8th inches long. Should give some scale to the picture, and thus the size of the bones.
Ok, I called a Deputy Sheriff, and he drove out there and looked and said they are cow bones (specifically bull bones). There are some cows about a mile away, but not usually running around in the woods, and of course, not running anywhere at all when dead. LOL Delina
When I called, I said I hadn't called before because I didn't want anyone to laugh or to be wasting their time. He said he wouldn't laugh, and as far as wasting his time, that was what he was there for. I laughed, and queried, "You're there to waste your time?" Then we both laughed.
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Tenuous Link: bones
"The Plastic Botanist" series ...
Discarded artificial flowers and vase, both ready for the garbage ... thought I would try to give them a new life ... on film at least.
These plastic flowers are actually in a sorry state, tattered and dusty but it is amazing how they come back to life on film.
Hasselblad + Carl Zeiss Sonnar 150mm f4.0 + Fuji Acros 100 @ 80 iso + Rodinal 1:100 @ 50 minute stand
While exploring an island on the Mississippi River near Clinton, Iowa I found this on the water's edge. At first I was scared, I thought it was a real baby !