I rather liked these recycled found objects. These lovely utensils below have reused book images that remind me of my childhood.
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Do you remember the Hyperbolic Reef that everyone was talking about and which I blogged about last year? Well, there was a small sample on display at the SFP Show. If you click on the link to Rockpoolcandy.com you will be swept away by the gorgeous colours and variety there. I warn you, there are some mouthwatering yarns there too! Don't look if you suffer from yarn envy! The artist's name is inga hamilton.
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Aren't these little creatures gorgeous? I've copied the artist's statement for you to read. Googling Mary Moox I discovered that she is rumoured to make sock monkeys too!
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3 comments:
Oh wow, that sea-coral thing is really awesome!
Hi Julie,
thank you so much for your kind words about my underwater sculptures. I'm glad that you like them. I haven't even seen them myself yet, but plan to catch them at Aintree on the opening day.
Hope to see people there.
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Hi Julie, I saw these spoons at the "Creative Stitches Show" at Exeter last autumn - they are so great arn't they. Very inspiring! I also saw the jellyfish which are absolutely amazing. I like your recent blogs very much showing the work of these very talented artists as I have some photos myself somewhere but never got round to doing anything with them! You have reminded me and I will try to find them as the jellyfish will go very well with my seaweed project I will be working on again over the summer. All for now, have a great creative week. Very best wishes, Carolyn x
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