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This series of resin pendants were inspired by a sheet of reproductions of vintage matchbook cover art. I thought it would be really cute to pair the matchbooks with actual matches and embed them into resin
They are made from brass with Ice Resin and various found objects, brass components, bits of paper, match sticks, and glass beads. The resin is crystal clear, and very reflective, and amplifies the collage inside the brass pendant with amazing detail. Unfortunately, they are so reflective, they are a bit hard for me to photograph, but I love each one dearly!
This pendant was made from a raw brass frame pendant, which was heated with flame to give it interesting coloration. Some of the pendants in this series were also hand domed with a hammer and dapping block. The pendant was then carefully filled with the paper and found object bits and covered with a water-like layer of crystal clear resin.
Kartonnen verpakkingsmateriaal, aangetroffen in de supermarkt, wit geverfd.
This is cardboard packing material, found in a supermarket, painted white.
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Found objects tied, knotted, sewn...
discarded fabric scraps and threads
dipped in "married paint"
(framed on white stretched artist board)
4 inch square (10cm square)
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
FOUND ITEMS: those 'lost' objects found on the streets, sidewalks, and beaches of SAN FRANCISCO
(THIS LITTLE STARFISH WAS IN WATER, HENCE THE LITTLE SQUIGGLY LINES ..YES, TOOK IT HOME)
this lampshade is pretty cool. i wish i had time to clean it up and use it. but i don't, so i just put it on the free stuff seattle craiglist listing.
Having a wonderful time in paris..The fall has fell upon this lovely city of subdued light. Here's some of adda's impressions of paris.
Altered mixed media treasure boxes. Doll parts, found objects, pique assiette mosaic, beads, acrylic paint, transferred images, jewelry parts,
Found underneath the first floor stairway (ceiling of the basement stairway.)
Two sides of an advertisement for The Craft Shop, offering home remodelling jobs. I note from the text that they advise the reader to call, however do not list a phone number. I make the rough guess that this helps date the ad back to before people had numbers - once upon a time one would simply pick the phone up to connect with an operator and ask to be connected to whomever.
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Having a wonderful time in paris..The fall has fell upon this lovely city of subdued light. Here's some of adda's impressions of paris.
FOUND OBJECTS + PARIS 2009
with ADDA about to hit 4 million views::one can be sure its not for his beloved FOUND OBJECTS::::
56,033 more views
oh well; he;ll be home for the FOLSOM STREET FAIR and to blow his FLICKR views out of this world::::,
The weather was in the mid-40's so the snow which had fallen the week before has started to melt revealing secrets once thought long lost
Scarf Thingy..made from a scarf picked up at Goodwill, along with felt, feathers, and eyes scavenged off a Tickle Me Elmo.
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg