Broccoli
Not much more to say, but the beadwork on this one was fun. Have to remember to vacuum up the rest of the teensy beads that are scattered around Prune Ridge...
Several photos of some of my collage pieces
Not much more to say, but the beadwork on this one was fun. Have to remember to vacuum up the rest of the teensy beads that are scattered around Prune Ridge...
This one tested me a bit, but it was fun! Quite a challenge to figure out how to make the frilly-looking carrot tops - with glue and fibers, without ending up stuck to the piece myself!
Four individual pieces, to be donated at the Saline Picture Frame Company for their annual Circle of Art benefit for Food Gatherers!
Newest addition to the collection - this one is for Food Gatherers' annual silent auction fund raiser as part of the "Grillin" event in June. A little different work for me - almost entirely paper, only one small set of stones. (Most of my work is much more mixed media) Finished on Memorial Day '07!
This is a new piece just finished on 4/29/07. It is a smaller piece than my usual (only 9"x9"), and a donation for the Food Gatherers "Circle of Art" fund raising arts auction.
This is a new piece using the images from our Masterworks Chorale 2006-2007 season brochure. 10/2006
This is text from a favorite book - "The Book Of Qualities" by J. Ruth Gendler. (Sorry for the glare, but not a bad pic!) 04/2006
This one was a gift for John about 2 years ago, based on something he said shortly after we met. You know, those moments early in the relationship of finding out exactly who you both are? Beautiful man! Approx. 11/2004
The one that started the collection. It started as, and I still say it is, a Red Pepper - but it's possible to interpret as an Apple.
This is the one that started the collage odyssey for me - I made it in a workshop a few years ago. Text based on The Tender Land by Aaron Copland - an opera I had the privilege to perform in during college. Not sure of the date on this, but approx. 07/2002
"Earth teach me regeneration as the seed which rises in the spring." (A bit of a glare and an angle on this one - forgot to photograph before the glass!) Approx. 05/2006
