The Artist's Way.

I would first like to start out by explaining my love of art. It is not a love of just fine art, such as Rembrant or DaVinci, nor is it just a love of libral art, such as Picasso or Pollock; but it is a deep love of all art from a song with deep lyrics and a charming melody to the works of Van Gogh. It is the beauty of art which changes the world that I love the most. One artist once said "Art crosses all borders, surpasses all languages. It is the place we are of one place and one family. If you are really willing to see with one eye and one heart you can change lives and introduce men to their souls". And these creations of mine are my vage attempt of beauty.

Saturday, May 30, 2009

The Things I Create.

I like to change things to make them better. I like to go in to a thrift store and and find something average and turn into something beautiful. I get this gift from my Mother: to see what something can be and not what it is.



These are just wooden blocks that I collaged with mostly covers from CD albums.

















This is my dresser. My mom is the one who found it and then painted black. I think she also mde the mirror so that it looked old and used.















This is not a vase, this is actually of a light cover that I turned upside down and put some beautiful peonies in it.

















These are champain glasses that I plan to make a center piece for a dining room table. But right now they are just filled with tea light candles and white rocks that I found on a Maryland beach. I am sure the security people at the airport thought I was crazy because I had a purse full of rocks.













This lamp had the worst shade on it...it was like off-white fuzzy fabric...very strange. Therefore I took about 1" plaid ribbon and rapped the the shad. This took a very long time...like most of the things I do.


















This is just radom things that are on my nightstand.












This is a drawing that I didn't like that much that I had to do for one of my classes. I had to take a object and do only hard lines and no shading. Those are actually sea shells.












This is a lampshade that only had the firm form. I rapped the wire with light ribbon...but you can't really see it in this picture. I usually use it to hang my jewlery but recently I have been just hanging my scarves.













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