On the table was some luminaries in the beginning stages that needed finishing. So I finished them.....
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Catching Up
On the table was some luminaries in the beginning stages that needed finishing. So I finished them.....
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these are so lovely ..you have been busy .....x
ReplyDeletethese are fantastic! So pretty..I have been thinking of making Rice paper ones.
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome Kim. How did you make them? You certainly are very multi talented.. Is there anything you can not make lol?
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Kyles :D
Lovely! Good luck with the sales! I'm sure they'll sell like 'hotcakes'!
ReplyDeleteThose luminaries are so lovely all packaged up - bet you'll sell lots!
ReplyDeleteYour packaging is so wonderful. Just exciting. I know people will grab your lucious art and you'll be sold out in the a wink. Okay so having the store 100 miles away is something I have never ever experienced. It just is amazing to me. If I can't find something in my messy space I just go out and buy a duplicate which is only minutes away. Some sources are open 24/7! What a world is ours! LOVE your art Kim! *smiles* Norma
ReplyDeleteHey Kim, those do look so pretty all stacked up, we are so enjoying ours!
ReplyDeleteGood for you on getting some projects finished ...
hope you have a beautiful week.
Great photos showing your most unique art work...I was actually inspired to "stew" about 50 bags of tea, dump water, open, spread out and dry...They are now neatly stacked.....so now what?????? Haven't a clue but looking at your work is very inspiring...you have done an excellent job of packaging...you must be very very pleased with your efforts. THey will sell quickly...packaging helps but the product is unusual and so fun...the best to you. sharon
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, I found you through the Numinosity blog -I met Kim at the Squam Art Workshop last month. These luminaries are beautiful! I've been using tea bags and coffee filters in a series of collages I started in January - I find it so satisfying to give these beautiful papers a second life. I love your work and look forward to following your blog.
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