



ALTERING THE WORLD WITH ONE LITTLE PIECE OF ART AT A TIME...


Here are some odds and ends stamped art that I have made that are some of my personal favorites. The Butterfly Fairy was the first pin I ever made. Everything stamped on a white cardboard square, and then covered with utee. The girl on the bed card was a gesso and alcohol inks background technique. Long thin cards are my favorite shape!! The one with all the awesome fibers was a tags on tags swap I was in. I miss this one a lot!! The cd moon shape is my second pin I ever made, but the first CD pin I made - got that?!? I stamped on the cd, the letters are on regular printer paper I just cut them out, and the topped everything with utee and sparkles. The last is a card that made a LONG time ago - maybe 2 years. I was really just getting into stamping, and this is one of my earlier cards. I really liked it.

Okay, so this is what I did in a nutshell - the background is papertowels. I used them as clean up in some color wash sprays I was using, and the papertowels were so pretty, I had to keep them. When it came time to do this spread, these were perfect!! The flowers are from a tissue box, Then I put random embossing powders all over to create texture - Tim Holtz ditressing weather paine - I think, some silver and a touch of something deep brown. I added the fibers with cool dangily things at the top to give it a nice touch.
Copper
OKay, so another wonderful scan!! These are my cd dolls. All the body parts are made from cd pieces that I boiled and then cut up. I painted with lumieres, versamagic and staz on. All glued with E6000 - which smells horribly! I added some fibers and some page pebbles for added glitz. I hope whomever gets these lovies take good care of them!! Copper

This is a gift I made for the Altered Art Club that I am in. Today is our 'holiday party' and we are having a Handmade Gift Exchange. I used Stamp Zia Luna Moth stamp and her color wash jewels, and then stamped and embossed the luna moth with silver on the black mat. I really hope whoever ends up with this likes it!! I think it's really cool how I only used one stamp. That was something Zana taught us. Thanks Zane - you are so awesome!! Copper
Okay, at the last second I decided to join a chunky book swap. The book is called Self Portraits. Here is what I have created. They are 4x4 inches. The left side is the front, and the right side is the back (see the little gray area between the metal Femme and the other page down at the bottom? That's the space between the two pages, I'm just not the best at scanning!!). I really like this one, I feel fairly confident about it. Hope everyone likes it too!! Copper


These are the left and right pages of the second and first spreads that I did in another Artists' Seasons book. Since I live in Maryland, I found some neat pictures of the tress from my own city in the newspaper one day. SO I cut them out and put some sugarbeads on top. I think that's what their called. That was my friend's Donna idea - Thanks Donna!! On the right side, you open the doors to another beautiful spread of Maryland fall tress. The right side didn't really seem to scan all that well, it look much better in person, I think!! The first set of left and rights are some really pretty November poems I printed out on vellum and put over some crazy fall backgrounds that I made. I hope she likes what I did!!
More to be posted as I create! Copper





Well, I'm at in again!! In another online art exchange swap group, I am hosting a Round Robin. There are 6 of us in the group, and we all are picking our own themes. For my book, I picked Poetry. I found a really cool make it yourself little book kit at Michaels that I'm using for my base. Everyone will have pages that they work on, and when I get the book back, I will bind it myself. So Cool!!! Anyways, here are some starting pages of my book. These pages are pretty much finished, and I will be posting as I continue to work on them.

Okay, so here is the sign in page. I just did some paper weaving. The background is painted with lumiere paints. And stickers for letters and then some metal leaves for bellies...




