Little bits of fun
So as I work my way through the bits and bobs printed onto wallpaper and other kinds of paper at Sturt this year I get delicious offcuts. I have created a small…
More objects organised neatly
I have already linked before to Things Organized Neatly. Here’s another person, Adam Hillman doing similar things. Here’s what I like about this. it’s…
Postcard Project: houses from postcards
It may seem obvious to anyone who reads this (nobody’s reading this), but you can use postcards to make tiny houses, which are, of course, an obsession of…
Postcard Project: Multi-armed concertina
This piece is still growing. I made a few zine-like structures from postcards over the past few weeks in my maquettes. This week I made more “zines”…
Earrings part 1
Fimo Air is ultralight modelling clay that you can harden in the microwave. I tried this weekend to make some earrings with it. I have a favourite pair of earrings*,…
Postcard Project: snakes and boxes
The Postcard project continues to fascinate me. I’ve treated the backs of some cards with rubber stamps and ink. Doing them in batches, so each batch is different…
Postcard Project: Double split apple watch
My first thought for the Postcard project was to fill this apple watch box with double split concertina. Not done yet, but here it is so far. I have discovered that…
Postcard project: the backs
While I love the writing on the backs of my old postcards some of them have no writing and some of the writing is sparse, so it doesn’t look good. I have…
Postcard Project Mock ups
I have probably more than 100 postcards sent to me especially in the 80s when I lived in Paris (and in the aftermath, when my Paris friends were sending me cards…
Jigsaw Concertina
Years ago I picked up this jigsaw in the street near my house in Newtown on one of my morning walks. I attached pieces of an ink drawing to the front, but then got…
Tiny City gets grungy
My tiny city was looking a little prissy with its pinks and oranges and yellow. Last week’s adventure was to drip candle wax on it. This week I scraped back…
Frankenstein was a recycler
This piece is about recycling, re-using and re-incarnating. Dimensions 23mm x 23mm x 300mm There is something kinda creepy about it (the drawing was about a “Daddy”…
Tiny island begins
A few weeks ago I saw Kathryn Orton’s work and wanted to do something similar. I’ve been saving every little box that comes into my kitchen and here’s…
Love letters house
This old post office wrapped in real life love letters is exquisite.
Escargots laser cut
In July when i played with the laser cutter i made a series of perspex discs some engraved with words from Jacques Prevert’s Chanson des escargots qui s’en…
Borax and books
who knew borax and books could make such beauty? The work of Alexis Arnold. more here.