Showing posts with label Sculpted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpted. Show all posts

Thursday, May 10, 2018







Recent Works

I've been working with larger formats lately - requiring the paper to be reinforced, even though it's a heavy 2-gauge stock. It's more difficult to cut and use my punches on, and when I glue pieces together to make them stronger (mostly for the upright pieces), the paper warps toward the glue side. So it's been interesting, technically, to make it work and because of the tendency of the paper to droop - some happy 'accidents' have given more interest in the finished results. A lot of this is 'found' paper - leftover from other projects. I really hate to throw it out and the negative shapes are so beautiful. So the scrap heap becomes art! I am enjoying the grunge textures and using water-soluble graphite to muck up the the paint a bit. 
These pieces are about 24"x12"

Monday, August 7, 2017

Paper Engineering at HSAD

Summer Workshops 

Another brilliant day of messing about with paper at the Haliburton School of the Arts. We went to town with sculptured popups and platforms. Everything from colourful creatures to architectural abstracts and flights of fancy and fantasy. 
I'm always amazed at the fabulous ideas that pop up at these workshops. 
The energy was high and the work was inspiring!
Unfortunately, something went wrong with my camera and I was disappointed to discover I had lost many of the photos I took of the work that was created. 


Sculpted creature


Architectural Platform


Hand-painted paper Abstract




Frog on a Lily Pad Platform


More Hand-painted Paper


Abstract Platform


Sun Sculpture

Sunday, March 19, 2017


Prow

Sculpted paper,spirals and layered pull-up constructions


Tide Pools

Platform PopUp - Top View



Tide Pools

Platform PopUp - Top View


Side View


Tide Pools

Parallel Layers