collage experimental
My former hairdresser, Bill, had an intriguing weeping mulberry tree in his front yard. It was full of intertwined branches in the winter and full of birds in the nicer weather. I always loved to walk by it on my way to his hair salon. Bill passed away in April 2012.
I attempted this rendition of a weeping mulberry in his memory. It uses the process of depouillage which is the fancy french word for peeling away collaged materials. First, I collaged many pieces to represent leaves and branches and colors and then I scraped and pulled many of the pieces off. I followed this by applying metallic papers and paint.
This piece is on a 16×20 inch cradled board.
This piece sold at the 2013 KAFM auction.
August 30, 2011
My former hairdresser, Bill, had an intriguing weeping mulberry tree in his front yard. It was full of intertwined branches in the winter and full of […]
August 30, 2011
This watermedia piece was done on a hand-made piece of paper. True to my style, it also has layers of collaged materials underneath. It turned into […]
July 26, 2011
I just completed this mixed media collage to exhibit at the Mesa County Library in conjunction with selected pieces from the permanent collection of The Art […]
June 29, 2011
This is the third in my series of forest collages populated by birds and done on a 10×10 inch cradled board. It was featured in my show […]
June 29, 2011
Mixed Media Collage with Oil 10″ x10″ cradled board For Sale: $275 This is another in my series of forest collages populated by birds. This piece […]
June 15, 2011
This another of my mixed media oil experiments. It is truly a fantasy forest. I started it as a demo for a local art club and […]
May 16, 2011
I just finished this another one of my fantasy forest collages. This is done on a 10 inch by 10 inch cradled board so needs no […]