Category: My Art
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Recyling Cardboard Tubes
Cardboard packaging can be surprisingly interesting, and has potential for assemblage art. I want to have fun recycling cardboard tubes, and ideally I will produce some appealing art. Currently I am a bit obsessed with the neat small cardboard tubes that are used for rolls of pet poop bags! Previously I collected and worked with…
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Two Blue Witness Drawers
UPDATE: I have completed Blue Witness II, and added the photo of the finished work. I do need to finish sealing parts of this, and so there will inevitably be subtle changes to the color and gloss, but I don’t plan any new elements, TBD! More witnesses are in work, in my new set of…
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Art Series in Six Drawers: Five Witnesses and One Missing
I often create a small series when I work, but these six fair size pieces were quite a production. Not everything went smoothly! But no surprise there… UPDATE: I have the theme, and perhaps the title, now. This series consists of Five Witness and One Missing. I often takes me time to find out where…
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First Drawer Finished
I have actually finalized some of my arrangements for the Six Drawers series. And I have the first drawer finished! And what a struggle it has been to attach and light this drawer! If only I could/would plan ahead, and do things in the most sensible and efficient order. That rarely happens in my studio…
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Arrangements in Drawers
So far I have interesting arrangements in four of six matching drawers. These arrangements in drawers will become assemblage pieces, but they will change. I have already put in considerable effort into these, and almost wish they could be magically complete just as is. But the arrangements rely on ephemeral plant material, with nothing attached…
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Masks and Faces
I sometimes toy with abstraction, but most of my masks and faces are attempts at realism. I don’t know why I make faces (no pun intended!) but I think it is just human nature. Here is some recent work with paper clay built up over a ready made plastic face mask/mold. After the paper clay…

