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there is an old fashioned box with many items in it, including a bird and other things

This took me an age to create digitally - or so I thought until my niece who is an assemblage artist told me that, starting with a vintage apothecary's cabinet, she estimates it will take her at least a year to fill with hand made metal and fabric items. I can't compete with that!! The shadow boxes and shadows are by Maya at Scrapbookgraphics. Elements are mostly from Lorie Davidson also of SBG and the old gramophone is from Finecrafted Designs.

a doll in a box with branches on the bottom and one head sticking out from it

Joseph Cornell. Untitled (Bébé Marie). early 1940s. Papered and painted wood box, with painted corrugated cardboard bottom, containing doll in cloth dress and straw hat with cloth flowers, dried flowers, and twigs, flecked with paint. 23 1/2 x 12 3/8 x 5 1/4" (59.7 x 31.5 x 13.3 cm). Acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest (by exchange). 682.1980. Painting & Sculpture

a display case filled with lots of assorted items

An homage to Joseph Cornell work titled; "A Parrot for Juan Gris" (1953). Which itself is an homage to Jaun Gris's artwork "The Man at the Café" (1914). Building upon the 2 other works I decided to bring a half man / half robot into the fold hinting that the next homage will be done by A.I.

an old fashioned display case with dolls and other items on it's sides,

I really enjoy painting the way I do, but I get bored easily, and I have to keep changing things up all the time. And Graphic 45 came along just at the right time with their latest papers-- ......always the coolest papers.... These papers became my muse. They prompted me to get out my own Curiosity Shoppe treasures that I've been hoarding. First I started out with this shadowbox that I found at a local craft store a couple of years ago-- Even though it's new, it has that shabby look that I…

a white bird sitting on top of a piece of paper next to a yellow ball

We're rolling full steam into the dreariest month of the year, and now's the time to arm yourself with one of the best weapons against SAD there is: Consistent exposure to art, literature, music and other cultural endeavors. Sure, the view from your office window may call to mind images of a particularly bleak winter in Krakow circa 1938, but elsewhere in the city you can find beauty in myriad forms and bask in the warmth of humankind's irrepressible urge to create, share, innovat...

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