Galactic Cardboard
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Cardboard art from a galaxy far, far away and some places closer to home
I started working with cardboard in 2014 when one of my kids wanted to be a train for Halloween. I quickly came to realize the versatility of cardboard as an art medium, and since I had an abundance of it from a recent move, decided to try making gifts for my family and friends. All of my pieces are drawn, cut, and glued by hand and are made almost entirely from carboard (I do use the occasional w
05/01/2024
I entered two of my pieces in an upcoming exhibit! The reception is May 5, 2-4pm and admission is free. It would mean the world to me to see some of you there!
04/10/2024
My latest .
“Project Planning”
Acrylics on cardboard, 35 x 27 cm
03/07/2024
02/04/2024
02/01/2024
I need your help! I’ve come up 3 ways to frame these new pieces, but can’t decide which I like best.
1. Boxed: this design highlights the natural curve of the background, while still allowing it to hang flat on the wall.
2. Framed: this one uses a frame that sits higher than most of the piece. It sort of “contains” the work.
3. Floating: this design maintains the natural curve, but allows you see the raw edge of the piece.
Which framing do you prefer?
01/30/2024
Check out this paper clay! I decided to mix some light blue acrylic into the clay before spreading it. I think I’ll still add some tinting once it dries, but I really like the look of the paint mixed in.
01/17/2024
Finished the base painting on my next piece. Not super happy with the green through the middle, so need to find a way to lighten it up.
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