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| pairs: altered old photo, collage, acrylics & digital. |
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Finishing up the four week Mixed Media series ...
I wanted to post some of the class work by artists.
Week 4 was mixed media on books.
Cut and used singly, or turned and used double, length-wise.
This was just
a sample.
Not great,
but showed
possibilities.
A step-by-step
of the process
making it can
be seen here.
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| by Linda |
Linda used a small address book, gutted & rotated length-wise,
utilizing the original book lining and adding artwork.
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| by Cathy |
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| by Valerie |
Valerie's book had a beautiful lining, she added her art work to it.
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| by Hannah |
Hannah did two singles and hung one from a branch!
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| by Hannah |
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| by Susan |
Susan also used the original book lining
as the background for her art, work in progress.
Gitty chose to use her book interior as a free standing art.
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| by George |
George lined the book inside with pages from the book,
then adding collage elements.
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| by Linda |
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| by Judy |
Judy used her book's original lining as background,
and maybe inspiration for her work.
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| by Connie |
Connie designed her book to hang on the wall as shown above,
then to be opened to show the artwork below, work in progress.
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| by Connie |
A great group and a fun three hours together.
Last week's class was mixed media on wood, here.
The class, being just three hours in length,
does not always allow for completion.
When I am really lucky the artists bring, or send
me photos of their completed work.
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| by Linda |
Linda utilized photos from her childhood on the Polo Field
in Garden Grove. She reduced their size and printed
for collage onto the bamboo polo ball.
Amazing work on a round surface.
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| by Judy |
Judy finished her wood square panel mixed media collage,
using various tissue & hand marked papers.
A beautiful gift for her granddaughter.
I love seeing the completed final works!
A smile for Saturday ...
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