
A bit of whimsy, a few less scraps in my stash and this piece was created. I first saw the title "
Designed by Architects" and set out to find images that went with it. I added silver mica powder, left over from my paper towel experiment, on the silverware handles.

What I love about this book is, I am not limited by style or theme, but only by the "stuff" I have. Originally I was saving this image for Kat's Vintage Book, but decided it would go just as well in this book. I call it "
Untitled Vintage Girl."

What better way to use those little pieces I had lying around that are too small or insignificant on their own, than in a spread showcasing the tools of the collage artist's trade. I made it so the pieces seemed to be flying out of "
The Collage Artist's Tool Box," like they didn't want to be contained. All that is needed to make the perfect collage are glue and scissors.
1 thoughtful remarks:
Stupid me was looking for the author and then realised it was you! That is a wonderful idea and making a book of it is an even better fate than letting the pieses fall away on their own! So nice!
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