On the one year anniversary of the World Wide Pandemic we all be ….like this!
SOLD
The ephemera: Old Book Cover by Robert Louis Stevenson; Original plate from 1930’s botany book; natural history illustration of an owl; vintage face; vintage postal stamp, vintage post mark 1965 Three Hills Alberta; Muybridge’s dancing lady. Top Coat of cold wax.
Size 5.5 inches by 7 inches
Mysterious Theatre with Vincent Twice, Vincent Twice.
This week’s episode The Tale of the Man with the Shrinking Head.
Will we ever unlock the solution to this puzzler?
The ephemera: High quality reproduction of damaged vintage portrait; vintage book cover.
The found objects: vintage brass drawer plate; vintage decorative key hole; toe bone of a deer
Miss Cummins was the lamplighter. She illuminated young minds, showing them the way to self-realisation. She continued thus until her disintegration. Eventually all that was left of her was her fancy hat and legion of followers.
The ephemera: vintage book cover; damaged vintage photo.
The found objects: tiny vintage automotive light bulb; unidentified seed pod from central america.
Westward Ho! Charles shouted, his enthusiasm for adventure overtook him, as all the possibilities created cracks in his conventional veneer, letting his inner most thoughts seep through, overwhelming him. Go forth Charles, meet your destiny!
The ephemera: dammaged vintage portait; vintage book cover.
The found objects: tiny gears from antique pocket watches; vintage brass key.
Make believe
‘Let’s put on our glass helmets and pretend we are in the transporter on the Enterprise. You can be Spok and I will be captain Kirk. We can beam down to the planet surface and have an adventure.”
SOLD 🙂
The ephemera: High quality reproduction of vintage portrait of fanciful children; antique book cover.
The found objects: bit from a vintage slide ruler, vintage pressed flower found in old book; vintage glass lenses
Media: cold wax collage
“Martha has the ideal family life” so it was said about town. “She is the perfect homemaker; tidy, krafty, organized, respectable and reliable.” This was certainly the outwardly appearance, what one saw at first glance…but the cracks were beginning to show.
The ephemera: Handwritten recipes from the 1940s by my mother; vintage book cover; reproduction of dammaged vintage photo.
The found objects: old nails found while renovating my house; paper wasp nest; vintage buttons; vintage furniture tacks.
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