Christine at the Artists Nook has been working like a mad woman getting new things and product for the store as well as doing a bit of reorganizing. Bit by bit our store gets more and more surprises. Here are a few:Unidentified Found Object.
When in doubt call it a thingie....and this is a nice one...as far as thingies go.
Friends, Romans, Countrymen...Lens me your...ears?
Okay, its not the best pun in the world but I spy with my little eye some nifty lenses.
I'm as free as a bird now...as Lynard Skynard once sang.
Unlike the song, this is one bird you CAN change. Guitar riff follows.
Me shell, my belle, or Sting: My shells in a bottle
Oopsy, I spilt me shells...get them before they get lost.
Call it. Heads or...er...heads.
Milagros of all sorts and parts. I think we even have spleens.
When in doubt call it a thingie....and this is a nice one...as far as thingies go.
Friends, Romans, Countrymen...Lens me your...ears?
Okay, its not the best pun in the world but I spy with my little eye some nifty lenses.
I'm as free as a bird now...as Lynard Skynard once sang.
Unlike the song, this is one bird you CAN change. Guitar riff follows.
Me shell, my belle, or Sting: My shells in a bottle
Oopsy, I spilt me shells...get them before they get lost.
Call it. Heads or...er...heads.
Milagros of all sorts and parts. I think we even have spleens.
You're not the Emboss of me!
I have started using some metal embossing techniques in some of my classes. Here's some goodies from Ten Second Studios:
I have started using some metal embossing techniques in some of my classes. Here's some goodies from Ten Second Studios:
Calling all Alchemists
I think these are cool...if you're into raising the dead, turning lead into gold, or just need a place to keep some beads.
I think these are cool...if you're into raising the dead, turning lead into gold, or just need a place to keep some beads.
ciao for now,
Michael
2 comments:
Hey you,
First of all, are you sharing that bottle of wine.
Secondly, the embossing tools....I've been doing reposse (sp) with copper sheeting for years. Is this what you are speaking of. I usually use some kind of pointed tool on a soft surface and draw. Think I need these???.....
you are too funny! love the descriptions, laughed out loud! It was great seeing you in portland & thanks for the doughnut adventure (kicking myself that i didnt get the pretzel guy) :) anyway- I wanted to send you this link: www.edouard-duval-carrie.com
he's a friend of my husband & his work is amazing. take a peak in the archives, i think you'll dig it ;)
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