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 Countries I've Collected Corn From:
France,
Israel,
Germany,
Singapore,
Holland,
Egypt,
Australia,
Norway,
Mexico,
Italy,
Japan,
Canada,
New Zealand,
Ireland |
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My Artwork
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"Save...me"
Core board, retail sale tags, hinged door & acrylics.
"Save...me"
**We can live forever...infinitely repeating our mistakes.**
These things have been unofficially dubbed "Crazy Catchers"
Sodalite Brooch
Raw copper, wood, and sodalite.
"Death of a Mother Tree"
Wood, feathers, fur, and beads.
Brooch
Chalcedony, wood, copper, and WWII aircraft radio parts
Meg the Baglady
She was once a schoolteacher who lived paycheck to paycheck, but illness took her life savings and home. If you looked inside you'll find some of her favorite books, drawings from previous students and photos.
"The Dragon Bookkeeper"
Book cover, rattlesnake vertebrae, vinyl and paint.
"Gone Forever"
The first in my extinct series.
"Progress?"
Second assemblage in my extinct series. The stamp in the middle was printed to commemorate our technological progress.
"Fortune"
"Some Say Myth, Others Say Extinct"
"Secret Portals"
"Unnamed Assemblage"
Jaw bones, skeleton keys, rainbow obsidian,spanish moss and playblocks
"The Mask"
I change the title of this thing at least once a month. Horse hair, clock innards, costume jewelry, and unknown found object (the base)from a junk store in Arizona
"Cats Keep Us Sane"
A fun assemblage made for a friend.
Raised Copper Bowl
Raised copper bowl that was accidently punctured because it wasn't heated properly. Called it fate and inserted a fossil in the hole.
Copper Box
Hinged copper box approx. 3 feet tall.
Owl Brooch
Rusted hinge, cholla wood, washers, and seeds
Necklace
Paper clips, contact paper, glass beads, silver wire, and a lump of blue crystals I haven't identified
Necklace
Made to wear with a shirt for a Ren Festival.
"I Once Was Lost"
I love working with old photos. I found this picture and sardine tin (believe it or not I will actually spend good money on a rusted sardine tin) in a junk shop in Louisiana. I often wonder about the people in the photos that I use. Did they ever dream that in 100 years they'd end up in a stranger's art? Can you imagine where your photos will end up a 100 years from now?
Necklace
Leopard Skin Jasper, snake vertebrae, heishi
Brooches
The piece on the far left is my first bit of found jewelry. I burned my nose and throat mixing two acids to create a patina.
Necklace
