Defender of the deep, he had eight arms to protect his ocean home. Do not mess with Monsieur Pieuvre.
The ephemera: natural history image of an octopus; original chart from old French school book
The found objects: vintage house number; clock hand; antique doll’s eye; Old watch movements and casing; old washer and a vintage coocoo clock part and some teeny, tiny vintage watch gears.
Size 7 inches square
SOLD
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Another winner! This is such a wonderful series, Wilma.
And thank you for a fantastic workshop last month – I still can’t believe I made the collages 🙂
But it’s impossible to not make something beautiful with your skills to guide me and the incredible ephemera you made available.
I love seeing your post on Sundays. Thank you!
Simone
Thank you. It is great to hear from you. That was such a great day! 😊
Delightful! And…sold. Well done.
Thank you. Yes he sold with the fish from the previous post before I could post them. 😁
I love this!! And I certainly won’t mess with him, not even sure I’d look him in the eye!
Haha me neither.
I love this one. Some years ago, my youngest brother came to be associated with octopuses and that led my siblings and I to seek out any and all octopus items and take photos of them and tag them as our brother online. As a result, I have found myself drawn to octopus things.
That is very funny! I have posted this on instagram. You can always tag him on that if you want. Hahahaha. Great story.
I’ll need to find you on Instagram.
Found you.
creartful_dodger on instagram
Peekaboo!
Sooooo, 8 is looking for dinner on someone’s wall too…damn girl ! You’re killin’ it! Congratulations Wilma xo k
Thanks my lovely, yes, my best fall ever for sales, I have been putting myself out there, more shows, studio tour etc… 🙂
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Merci encore
welcome!