Crow Girl 1966

Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Crooked Tree Art Center is taking entries for their upcoming juried show: 1966  Remixed. Had a great time revamping this Herb Alpert record cover. The shoes, letters, numbers, scarf, and words came from a 1966 Glamour magazine. Right up my alley. 

Mackinac Island entry

Friday, January 22, 2016

This is my mackinaw Island entry. "Water, Water, Everywhere". 24" x 24". Collage on canvas. Will try to get one more done before the deadline. 

Black, White, and a Little Red show

Monday, January 18, 2016

One more piece for the B, W, and a Little Red show to be held in Gaylord. I used my foamy stamp for the Raven. Oh ravens/crows. You do get around. 

Black, White and a Little Red show at Gaylord Art center

Sunday, January 17, 2016

Unknown Language

Rust Floral  12" x 12'
Black, White and a Little Red exhibit will be held at
the Gaylord Art Center in Gaylord, MI.  Reception Feb. 6.  

Blue Bear E parfait

Thursday, January 14, 2016

My first attempt at making a Blue Bear E parfait. This is part of my ISEA PROJECT. Lots of problem solving. Lots of fun. 

Liberate your art Postcard tutorial- make the front

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

  1. Chose the size of your postcard.  This paper is heavy watercolor paper, cut 4.25" x 6"  The card was created by putting watercolor on it.  I thought it would make a nice, easy background.
      2.  Get out materials for the next stage:  black stamp pad, stars, bicycle and numbers rubber stamp, pre-made letters.  Stamp numbers and bicycle.  Add the letters making the word you wish.  Clock face is fancy cut (fancy cut means all of the paper is cleanly cut off around it) out of a magazine.  Glue it on ,using a glue stick, after deciding where you want to place it.
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3.  I stamped around the edge of the postcard using a stamp that I made from a styrofoam tray.  
   4.  Added a fancy cut butterfly, cut out of a magazine.  Can add more images, color or   stamping.  This example is ready for the back.  Make as many copies as you like on heavy card stock.  Use your own printer or have it done professionally.
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