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PAPER TRANSFERS

PAPER TRANSFERS

"c/o alexander pearson" collage on paper, 5 7/8 x 4 1/8 inches.More transfers, this time on paper. Am I obsessed with transfers? Maybe this week I am.Here was another test of my patience, but this time it was waiting for the UPS delivery of decoart americana matte...

CLAY TRANSFERS: TRIALS

CLAY TRANSFERS: TRIALS

Trying some new ceramic techniques that I have been wanting to do for a long time: this one was image transfer onto clay. As you can see in the photo, my first try was not successful. I followed along with a wonderful video on the ceramic arts daily blog from the...

BROKEN STORIES

BROKEN STORIES

"the douglasses come back" 3 x 3 inches, acrylic on photopaper.In 1907 a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Douglass, were released from jail. They served almost two years for "conducting a disorderly house" and when they tried to find lodgings that night, they were turned away...

BEWLEYS BEST

BEWLEYS BEST

"one, two, three, four cake" collage on paper, 5 7/8 x 4 1/8 inches.I love all the ephemera I have collected over the years and there are lots of times that I just don't want to use it up. Then I remind myself that the reason I bought or found it was so that I could...

FOUND OBJECTS

FOUND OBJECTS

While searching for some doll house people on ebay I came across this wonderful collection of doll parts and had to buy them. There were 45 pieces in all, including one large stuffed doll without a head and one medium German doll (see previous post) which were the odd...

GERMAN DOLL

 "melk, gedane zaken nemen geen keer" quicktime movie.I bought this doll because I used to have a German doll as a child and I thought it would be nostalgic, but everyone thinks it's creepy. So I made this film. The text is Dutch. I wanted the phrase to be sort...

HOLIDAY CARDS

HOLIDAY CARDS

Just a little hint of what we're up to as we printed this year's batch of holiday cards. This one is sort of like a riddle. Jake did the block cut for the fronts of the cards, then I printed a mystery line for the text. When you get one and you figure it out, let us...