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Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Assemblage fun

 

This post was originally published in April, 2014.

I've wanted to create an assemblage for awhile now,

and the idea of using found objects to create one fit perfectly with the concept of recycling.  So I grabbed a few metal pieces, and set out to create something fun.

I began by covering one of my 12 inch X 12 inch X 1 inch (30.48 cm X 30.48 cm X 2.54 cm) wooden blocks with paper scraps.  I laid down bits of watercolor to create a bit of color.  In addition to the metal pieces, I got out some of the Sculpey I had been given in exchange for a tutorial, and made a few faces and hands from a mold I own. 

As I was creating this piece, those words kept running through my head, so I knew this was what I had to name it.

Some of the details are shown here.

Today is Day 8 of 22, and I recycled a block of wood, several pages from books and dictionaries, a rusty can lid, a metal ring, and a metal piece I have no idea what it's called or what it was used for in a previous life.  I also managed to use some of the Sculpey, too.  Please enjoy my Mother and Child Reunion and thank you for visiting.  

 

10 comments:

  1. This is so great Elizabeth! Love it! Hugs! deb

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  2. ...multi media at its beat!

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  3. how cool is this elizabeth!! well done 😸‼️🐾

    bleu N squiggles R ya havin a grate gettin inta trubullz day 😸‼️‼️🐟💚

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  4. I love this! How clever of you!

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  5. That's great Elizabeth.

    All the best Jan

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  6. This is absolutely fabulous Elizabeth. I hope you have it out on display. I'm glad you shared it again today because I didn't know you back in 2014. hugs-Erika

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  7. I love this! SO artistic and creative! Well done my friend.

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