Hi Jenn - I copied your style just for fun only once. It was so tempting to try by myself. But as you can see I am not good with the fototechnics.Thank you for beeing my first follower! My friends and family are too lazy to join in.
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Oh how lovely! Wonderful color choices.
ReplyDeleteAnd the idea of putting found objects on a grid is much older than I am. The final work will look different for every artist who tries it. Check out Lisa Congdon's work, for example: http://collectionaday2010.blogspot.com. She was a big influence on me when I started experimenting. (And I'm not sure who in my family other than my stepmother actually reads my blog! After 8 months, I have 16 followers, and it is a thrill to know there are 12 people not related to me who find my work interesting.)
These pieces are beautiful! I went to art school and taught in non-profit art centers for years. I think you should have a show online that people could contribute to. An internet gallery of sorts of this beautiful work. I have a contact for you - email me :D thedailyocean@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteso glad to see this work!
Sara
Jenn - thank you! I checked out the collectionaday blog and it is very nice.
ReplyDeleteFunny - I checked out thedailyocean. Which is another kind of collection a day.
Sara - thank you too! I send you an email.
ReplyDeleteHi Anke, I just discovered your wonderful blog through Jenn's. I too love collecting from the beach but I'm in Sydney, Australia. I'm now following you! You might be interested in how I make my Flotsam Friends dolls? When you have a moment, step by. http://flotsamfriends.blogspot.com/2010/08/how-i-create-my-flotsam-friends-dolls.html
ReplyDeleteKindest, Pruxxx
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ReplyDeleteHi Pru - thank you very much! It is amazing the circles that come into being because of this wonderful flotsam thing.
ReplyDeleteI love the Jenn inspired photograph:)
ReplyDeleteHey Lisl - thank you. You will love Jenn´s works!
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