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Assemblage (15" x 9.5" x 5.5"); mixed mediaThis year, my continuing focus has been on working with prints of my images in a more traditional sense, using the 3-Dimensionality of assemblage, creative matting and framing, and collage techniques to extend my work into the physical realm. I'm very excited about the possibilities.
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Thank you so much, Terry.
I'm honored and humbled.
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Thank you, Sébastien.
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Nice piece of work. Follows to a great deal the 'rules' of art of found objects (little or no change to items; placement gives meaning). At times I stick to this rule (f.i., Kaptein, at deviant art and at www.meurtant.exto.org). With other work I cut, saw, screw, polish, paint elements, giving these a completely new meaning (f.i., Settecolore).
Think liberty is an essential part of assemblages.
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Thank you...this is all new to me. I'm feeling my way along as I go, and enjoying the process immensely.
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how are you: just posted new work. Q: are you in the international society of assemblage and collegae?
best wishes
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Yvette...love the directions you are going. Much the same has happened to me. Camera work is wonderful, but having a true finished piece is much more rewarding...much more than anything I might do in front of the computer...although the computer may help
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Thank you, Markus.
I love the idea of evolution in art, and to see the transition of an image through a variety of media is fascinating to me.
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SO great that you thought about a cleat to fix a mooring line 
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Vic said the cleat reminded him of the horns of a longhorn steer (which I liked).
And Richard suggests that the metal piece I had thought was part of a spur may in fact be an oar hook.
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It is very obvious that they are no sailing people
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Hi, Vanja. Thank you. I enjoyed working on this one so much (and I'm really not even sure it's completely finished yet).
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That's even better.. evolving art
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it's a wonderful collaboration....i took the time to study the different elements, colors, and textures.
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Thank you. I am honored.
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This looks great and I also get a kick from the mix of the nautical with the rural - that is, if I'm seeing that oarlock and cleat correctly.
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By jove, you may be right, Richard! I had fancied it as a spur, but an oarlock it very well could be. I'm getting a giggle out of that now.
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Yup, that would make it a sea horse
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I may have to go tear apart an old pie crimper now.
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such a fine and creative piece, Yvette! it's amazing how you make all the elements fit together so beautifully...! 
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I have been having so much fun with these, Lucia...taking things in new directions is very exciting.
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Masterful work, Yvette...these series is surely worthy of exhibition in a fine art gallery. Bravo
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Thank you, Kris...and a swish of the horse's tail.
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I love what I see here, my dear, so much originality involved in those works!!!
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I'm rather enjoying myself, Christina. Thank you.
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This is so obvious! My pleasure, dear!
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Vic,she has a great eye for spotting just the right elements...
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Everything works well together as usual! In the thumbnail the first thing I noticed was the cleat for a handle - it reminds me of the horns of a longhorn steer, which just adds to the vibe. Love it!
Besides the enjoyment of assembly, you must have a great time collecting the individual things that you use. If you don't mind my asking, where do you find most of your components?
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