View allAll Photos Tagged foundobjects

you know,where the huskies go.

I chose an Australian gum tree pod as my found object. It is set with blind rivets and held in place by tension and some stitches that I pulled up in metal.

8" X 2 3/4" X 1 1/2" ink, graphite, white charcoal on handmade paper, glass bottle, sand, cork

Found Gemstone

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.

Fabric, thread, printing inks, camera parts, image on polymer clay.

www.recyclart.org/2013/09/magnobots-interactive-robot-ass...

 

Interactive Robot Sculpture by Duke Dolan and Will Wagenaar.

MAGNOBOTS are the latest in interactive sculpture technology, specially crafted to increase the delight ratio in high level mammals, such as humans. Made from the finest retrovintage components (and some things from the garage), MAGNOBOTS come with magnetic facial features and accessories, providing the user with limitless combination possibilities, to reflect any brainwave. It's Mr. Potato head from 120,000 years in the future.

*MAGNOBOTS have many moods and facial features. Use all of their magnetic parts to change the face anytime you feel like playing.

  

More information: MAGNOBOTS website !

Submitted by: Will Wagenaar !

I found this camping knife while out hiking. Blades, spoon and fork. I left it there for someone else to find. I also Geotagged it so that I can find it again in some year to come.

A piece about separation from God.

Curious and perfectly pilloried chicken-bone, looming maniacally before the sprawling monad of downtown Dallas.

Somehow the little biplane and the compass seemed to need to be on the same piece. They have been securely riveted to a vintage pocketwatch back plate. Continuing the steampunk theme I added the vintage watch face and part. The compass works so if you wear this clubbing, you can still find your way home (if that is what you want). The centerpiece measures about 2" in diameter and the compass is 1 1/4 in diameter. Heavy double-link 18" chain is securely fastened with a lobster safety clasp. Let'em eat steam!! SOLD

  

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.

I finally found a home for this marvelous Victorian button. Wishing I knew more about it.

A weathered note.

A question and bit of advice.

A story I'd like to hear.

"DAVe WhY

DiD.You.F. uP

my . BeD

give uP ThAT

DoPe"

Found in the leaves, under the Parkway, near the railroad tracks, Sayreville, NJ

Made from porcelain clay, tiny working compasses, bits of an old Michigan map, gears and coppery bits, and filled with Ice Resin

The beauty of these old watch movements is wonderful no matter what stage of "undress" they are in.

God knows you've called

from the touring exhibition "Uncertain Instruments"

Newlyn Gallery Cornwall, Lowry ,Salford and Jersey

Gold leafed aluminum cuff with Victorian-style filigree and vintage costume jewelry elements.

Another Scottoons Trashy Custom (customizing would-be trash into art). So far the inventory for this robot goes something like this: detergent lid, tin can, wrenches, bolts, markers, and a miscellaneous piece of plastic.

CESAR in the TUILERIES GARDENS...yes, a hunk dressed in a togo as CESAR for his bachelor party. he was a great

 

Thanks for the over HALF-A-BILLION views!

🔹•🔹• •🔹•• 🔹• 🔹•🔹• 🔹•🔹• •🔹••

SERIOUSLY HOT MAN HUNK ! photographed by ADDA DADA!

• 🔹•🔹• 🔹•🔹• •🔹••🔹•• • 🔹• 🔹•🔹• 🔹•🔹• •🔹••🔹••

THANK YOU for the 505 MILLION VIEWS !

• 🔹• 🔹•🔹• •🔹•

ADDA DADA's VIEW COUNT is :

FIVE HUNDRED FIVE MILLION VIEWS !

( 505,000,000+ VIEWS with over 14,600+ followers !!! )

( OCTOBER 2, 2021 )

 

( ONWARD to ONE BILLION VIEWS ! )

 

•🔹•THANK YOU for visiting my virtual art gallery! Enjoy my original 'social documentary' photographs of various events !

•🔹•

•🔹• ADDA DADA's photography presents a variety of adults at different public events . These photographs do NOT imply the person's sexual orientation in any way. Everyone was asked and they consented to be photographed and posted

•🔹•.

•.🔹•The photographs are properly marked SAFE or RESTRICTED ( 18+ only / nudity). There are NO porn nor stolen photos !

•🔹•

•.🔹•Viewers should be aware that these photographs are viewed by a wide variety of folks . Inappropriate, negative, RUDE, 'X' or 'R' rated comments shall be removed forthwith & you will be blocked.

•🔹•

•🔹•.MY photographs are NOT to be reproduced, COPIED, BLOGGED, USED in any way shape or form. Use of them by anyone is an infringement of copyright ! © All rights reserved. Use without permission is illegal.

•🔹•

Check out ADDA DADA's other ALBUMS•

🔹 • 🔹• 🔹• 🔹•🔹• •🔹•• 🔹•🔹• •🔹••

ADDA DADA's photographs are all about the freedom to be LGTBTQ+ & express YOUR LGTBTQ+ freely !

 

In some places in the world, there are people who can not express themselves. They look upon others to enjoy a life they can not live. ADDA DADA's photographs are dedicated to those who can not express their LGTBTQ+ ...yet.

 

ADDA DADA's photographs have always been to show the positive aspects of LGBTQ+ & FRIENDS enjoying

FREE TO BE 'LGBQT' !

•🔹•

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.

Someone brought parts of a mannequin to work and well I found it in a very "strange" position today.

Pele shrine with door closed...mixed media, acrylics, found objects.

This piece has been assembled using copper piping, light fittings, plumbing parts, brass clock parts, brass vase, gas fittings and more...

look at this clever necklace and ring combo. it's an old nail wrapped in copper wire, beads added. how cute is that.

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.

(IMG_4949)

*********************************************************************

Tenuous Link: bones

As I was leaving the barn, I looked down and saw this.

Mother-in-law

dead 15 years

and still

haunts me

1 2 ••• 17 18 20 22 23 ••• 79 80