I met Jeanne Oliver in Colorado shortly after she was featured in Artful Blogging, a magazine published by Interweave. She is such a sweet mom and a terrific artist, you should really check out her website and sign up for her collage course. She has collage photos posted and they are AWEsome! I just can't wait for the class!
Check it out!
Showing posts with label collage art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collage art. Show all posts
Friday, November 4, 2011
Friday, July 23, 2010
Sunflower III
This is Sunflower III. The longer multicolored petals are paper beads. The centers of the small flowers are copper-colored beads. I had a lot of fun making the paper beads - and I got very sticky :-b! I'm usually a mess in some way or other, though, and part of making art is cleaning up..
(Sunflower II was posted in July 1 in case you missed it)
(Sunflower II was posted in July 1 in case you missed it)
Labels:
art on wood,
collage art,
encaustic,
fabric and paper,
painting,
paper beads,
sunflowers
Sunflower Series I
This is my first in the sunflower series - it is a watercolor and encaustic collage. I just love Sunflowers!! They are so bright and cheerful all the time ;-)! The encaustic gives the work a sheen which I also love.
Labels:
art on wood,
collage art,
encaustic,
purple yellow and green pallette,
sunflowers,
watercolor
Thursday, July 1, 2010
didn't win, but learned a lot!
I didn't win the Bernina Stitch It To Win It challenge, but I learned to make cloth paper. I learned that there are MILLIONS of techniques out there that I haven't tried! I would never have imagined putting copper sheets into a quilt!
I also took time out from quilting and started collage, including encaustic collage. This is really fun, and I set it up out on the deck out back. This way it is cooler and I can enjoy the birds nesting and feeding their babies, as well as the view of the eastern plains.
This is the 2nd in my sunflower series. So far I have 4. I really have enjoyed the sunniness of it and it was quite fun gathering things to put in it. The most unusual thing is an old VIN from a pre-70s vehicle that I found on the ground! How many collages actually have a VIN? :-)
I also will be opening my Etsy Shop "Irish Rose Needle Arts very soon.
Labels:
art quilts,
collage art,
encaustic,
learning,
losing,
purple yellow and green pallette,
Quilting Arts Magazine,
sunflowers
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