Art doll one, Hero, was a guardian angel doll challenge for Quilting Arts magazine. Ya'all know who that would be. It was published in the Summer 05 issue. I took organ donation bumper stickers and shrunk them down and transferred them to fabric, for the body. And put his face on using the photo transfer technique.
Doll two, Miss Potts, was a challenge for Art Doll Quarterly magazine, called Flower Children. She was happy to be published in the Summer 04 issue. Her face was stamped and painted, and her body was made using the flower pounding (fun!) method. Using flowers from my garden.
Thanks for the life quilt pic. It made me think of something.
On one of the cityscapes I have that you did years ago (we won't say how many)there is an advertisement for a Uriah Heep concert. I saw them in London in 1978. Ok, now I feel old.
Hey momster .. It was nice for Joe and I being able to see you the other day with Sally .. While looking at your life quilt squares I noticed one that you are missing .. A "Renthead" square ..
I think I have been an artist since I first picked up a crayon many years ago.I love to create and I love all mediums of the art world.
Right now mixed or multi media artist fits the bill.
I am a fabriholic...I got it from my Mom. One of my favorite sayings is "every day that I buy fabric is a good day."
At any given time I can be found painting,collaging,sewing art quilts or dolls...creating with stained glass or rusty odds and ends I have found in the street.
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Good stuff!
Thanks for the life quilt pic. It made me think of something.
On one of the cityscapes I have that you did years ago (we won't say how many)there is an advertisement for a Uriah Heep concert. I saw them in London in 1978. Ok, now I feel old.
Hey momster .. It was nice for Joe and I being able to see you the other day with Sally .. While looking at your life quilt squares I noticed one that you are missing .. A "Renthead" square ..
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