Dot Dot Dot and Diamonds in the Rough
These two little pieces were made with pages from an old National Geographic magazine, altered by spraying them with citrus solvent, which dissolves the ink… Read More »Dot Dot Dot and Diamonds in the Rough
These two little pieces were made with pages from an old National Geographic magazine, altered by spraying them with citrus solvent, which dissolves the ink… Read More »Dot Dot Dot and Diamonds in the Rough
This piece is made almost entirely of recycled and reclaimed materials. The papers on the surface are pictures from old magazines, modified with Citrasolv, a… Read More »The Point of Exploration
This piece is made primarily with debris from a couple of local coffee shops. The path in the center is made with used coffee stir… Read More »Daily Habit
This is a playful piece, which was labor-intensive but fun to make. It is almost entirely made of recycled and reclaimed materials. It began with… Read More »The Pearly Gate
Pushpa is the sanskrit word for “flower.” This piece was made for my brother’s house, to provide a focal point for a little room with… Read More »Pushpa
A second piece made with the combination of squares and diamonds that makes this lovely tumbling pattern. This one looks at first glance like it… Read More »Sowing Seeds
The pattern here is one I discovered in researching ancient roman tile patterns, and I fell in love with how dynamic it is. This is… Read More »Liberty
This is a companion piece to Loose Connections, also made with magazine images and wax encaustic. The quilt pattern on which it is based is… Read More »How Will Peter Pay the Lions?
This piece is based on a very old pattern of a square within a square within a square, which shows up in everything from medieval… Read More »Loose Connections