Paper cut alphabet.

These images are composed

in paper cut letters

just cut

formal

radial

and asymmetrical

Paper bowl idea recycled.

Paper bowl idea. Made from recycled magazines.

I discovered this idea of how to make a bowl from old magazines or newspaper material from, Patricia Zapata on her BLOG: A LITTLE HUT

And...

Kathy Barbro and her BLOG: ART PROJECTS FOR KIDS

Well here's my version, photographed on white paper and a mirror.

Thanks for the inspiration.

Cardboard Christmas Tree 2008.

My second cardboard Christmas tree. First attempt 2006. See link.

http://share-my-art.blogspot.com/2007/12/cardboard-christmas-tree.html

Cut from cardboard and painted with black poster paint.

Treated with a metallic emulsion and silver glitter mixed in pva glue.

Decorated with found objects and 6 plastic pentacles.

Cardboard cathedral and tree in parts.

The wind came, whispering through the gap in the wall and scattered the cardboard cathedral and tree in parts.

Cardboard cathedral and tree.

Cut from paper, a series of net shapes and geometric adaptations, a prototype.

To be developed further - through the use of card stock and surface decoration.

CARDBOARD CATHEDRAL WITH TREE

CARDBOARD CATHEDRAL SHADOW AND TREE

Arc rad bod.

Cardboard Christmas Tree.

My cardboard Christmas tree #06.

Cut from used cardboard boxes.

Painted green and silver.

Adorned with found silver objects.

Photographed against a textile montage #07.

Cardboard zombie.

Cut from found cardboard, the Halloween zombie has awoken. Watch this space for further decoration and embellishment.

Cardboard Landscape.

The landscape is made from recycled cardboard and found objects. It is a series of shapes stapled together at alternate ends. I have placed the landscape on a mirror to photograph it.

The Screen.3

These 3 images feature details from the panels and the spines of The Screen.

A collage of colour prints, the iron gates of Crow Nest Park.

Inspired by a sense of place. The Calder and Hebble Navigation, Ravensthorpe and Thornhill Lees. Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.

The photograph above looks upside down, don't be fooled!

The spire of St' Thomas'. A pencil sketch on the first spine of The Screen.

Both spines are visible in this image.

Sketchbook.

2 pages from a sketchbook made from recycled cardboard and packaging.

The first one features a black & white print of, 'St. Thomas' and the Pylon.'

The second page features a landscape photo taken overseas, 2001 and a wax transfer image of the Sun.

The Screen.2

Here is an image of The Screen as it looks part way through the collage process.

It is being decorated with colour prints and photographs of my artwork. I began collecting and building in November 2006. Nikola helped me join some of the cardboard and wood sections together with glue.

The Screen.1

The Screen is made from recycled cardboard and wood.

I have left 2 sections exposed to reveal the construction.

Dimensions: Height 1.44m Width 2.10m

This equates to approx 3sq.m per side.

This is a photograph of The Screen after is was primed.