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OWLbot and his two alien companions--The situation becomes stranger and more tense as the trio venture around the mysterious RED planet.
Original design-made from 100% recycled parts. OwlBOT stands only 1 1/2 inches tall.
Nick found a pile of these in a telephone booth in the city.
I can't find anything about it on google, I don't know if I've looked hard enough though. I uploaded a scan, you can view "all sizes" if you want to read it.
Brass, steel wire, sterling silver wire, resin. Vintage items: camera parts, ruler, monopoly piece, typewriter key, pen nib, boot buttons, coin. For more see www.carolynbond.net
box, art, marble book back, beeswax, radio strain insulator, assemblage, vintage reflector, strawberry corn kernels, fuses, illustration from 'the modern home physician' 1939, found object
11" X 8.75" X 2"
rusting farmgate hinges and pintles discovered iin an old granite wall were the start of this simple piece
See advertsforpsychics.tumblr.com for more genuine adverts for psychics and astrologers. Found a flier like this? Email advertsforpsychics@gmail.com
Somehow the fittings on this piece made me think of the old Victorian gasoliers, so atmospheric and dark. Anyone see the movie "gaslight"? Then you know the reference. This piece started with putting lots of patinas on things. The wonderful tassel was just a little too new-looking and the little cherub was a bit shiny as well. The only thing that was perfect was the dark wing-like piece that still wears its Belle Epoque dark finish. It originally graced a clock. It measures just over 2" and the entire center assembly is 7" long with a beautifully patinaed and sealed chain of 16" closed with a safety clasp. I am thinking this could also work for a flapper look with the right dress. All items are riveted together for many years of pleasure!
This is from my new series of assemblages/ icons created with antique decorative metal door plates. I made a Frozen Charlotte like doll with Plaster of Paris silicon mold. I used great antique jewelry pieces and gold gilt paint. I used a found metal fashioned piece across the back of the work. I added the above quote by Rilke and put a tiny piece of map peeking through the key hole. The figure has tiny insect wings. .
Coiled basket from recycled telephone cords and wires, plastic threads. 7" diameter, 4" height. 2020. Created for challenge project in online course "the art of assemblage".
Fellow Etsian, TotusMel, practices the art of tatting and is sponsoring a contest to declare that "Tatting is not a Lost Art". I purchased the tatted medallion from her and having just finished another entry for the Etsy Steamteam's contest "Time Flies" thought it would be fun to turn things around a bit, thus this piece "Flies' Time"! The tatted piece is fastened to a watch back plate to ensure a steampunk vibe. The 2 little flies which I have applied some special patinas to seem to puzzle over the watch face which has no hands. This lovely assemblage is riveted to a bow-shaped vintage filigree which hangs from a 16" brass chain with a similarly motley-hued patina to the flies. A safety lobster clasp secures everything. I am a trained silversmith and have assembled this piece with care to last a lifetime or more.
This morning's flea market finds. Dauvit if you are watching the iron thingy on the left is for you. VERY excited about the old alphabet stamp set!!
art, wooden plaque, saw blades, clock hands, assemblage, lock parts, metals pieces, beeswax, glazier's point, dried grass, cut nail, found object
4.75" X 6.75"
So the auction is live now!
Show opens this friday @ Joshua Liner Gallery NYC.
Other artist include:
Abe Lincoln, Jr., Ang Tsherin Sherpa, Arpana Rayamajhi, Beth Achenbach, Billy Roids X King AbNon, Bruno Levy, Burt Banger, Bwana Spoons, Charlie Wittman, Christian Mendoza, Chungpo Tsering, Colin McClain, Damion Silver, Daniel Subkoff, David Ellis, David Pierce, Dean "Chooch" Landry, Emerson Murray, Garrison & Alison Buxton, GION, Gonkar Gyatso, Hannah Robinett, Herman Velez, Hongtu Zhang, Jeila Gueramian, Jennifer Garcia, JK5, John Peet, Jordan Betten, Jose Antonio Alcayaga III, Karen Ingram, Karen Zilly, Kenzo Minami, Kiino Villand, Kimyon Huggins, Kylin O'Brien, Maki Kaoru, Maria "TOOFLY" Castillo, Meguru Yamaguchi, Michael Avedon, Michela Muserra, Mike Egan,
Mio Murakami, Mike Ming, Mike Schreiber, Ben Baker, Nancy Jo, Lhakdon and Norden Johnson, Naomi Kazama, olive47, Omen, Pablo Power, Palden Weinreb, Pema Rinzin, Peter Parpan, Philip Sugden, Rabkar Wangchuk, Rage Johnson, Richard Gere, Rostarr, Ryan McGinness, Sangeetha Kowsik, Scott Price, Shan Jayakumar, Shepard Fairey, Shie Moreno, Sonam Zoksang, Spencer Wilson, Steven Cogle, Steven Daily, Swoon, Tashi Norbu, Tenzing Rigdol, The Sucklord/Suckadelic, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Tomoko Sugimoto, Tun Myaing, Yojiro Imasaka, Yuri Shimojo, Yvonne Jacquette
Check it out!!!
Walking through the kitchen with the camera, stopped for a quick snap with the art filter.
Olympus Pen-F
Olympus 12-50mm
Olympus Art Filter
Ruth Tabancay. 21" x 33" x 60". Used Teabags, Hand-sticted muslin, and embroidery.
This quilt, made from found, used, teabags, speaks to the user by evoking the notion of friendship, comfort, and warmth that is associated with drinking tea. Her work is an opposition to "high-tech" and calls on the sculptural forms of everyday life.