long division
Another artist “free-cycled” a box full of various smallish boards, already gessoed and sanded. The rigid base allows for experiments with more dimensionality. A multi-drawer cabinet purchase from ReStore included bonus masses of hardware: so much that several donations and gifts were made and there’s still more than enough to go crazy with it all. Starting slowly with the vintage thumbtacks and threaded rods used here.
a toast
the darkness
equal and opposite
A photo: Teacher’s College Wesleyan 1895 written on the back but crossed out. Mysterious.
of water and sky
Birthday gift for a friend who loves her place on the Bay.
Acrylic paint, ink and collage on balsa wood.
lucent
Tiny canvases from an estate sale, paint from an old lamp, Japanese paper samples (including the one with embedded butterfly!), wishbones, porcelain leg, signs of the times. Hope those wishbones work.
whirly bird
I love this cigar box’s graphics and started playing with it over a year ago, making some minimal changes. A massive attack of indecisiveness left it sitting on the shelf. Now it has become interactive, the feather fins can be twirled by hand or by blowing on them.
