Thursday, September 18, 2014

Show me yours and I'll show you mine - inside Dog-Ma studio

Today I have joined a real world look at artists studios, not the fancy kind you see in magazines, but what someone's workspace REALLY looks like. A project thought up by artist Seth Apter, please visit his blog to see all the artist participating  http://thealteredpage.blogspot.co.uk/

So, without further delay, here is my space:
My desk, actually pretty clean only because I'm starting a new piece and needed some space to play. This is where most of my mediums, paints, brushes, pens, pencils, sprays, inks, etc. live
This is my wall of fun.. Mostly items I have received from other artists but some I have made.
 

Next to my desk, a pile of stuff that really should be elsewhere, my ratties, my cubbie storage for papers, embellishments, frames, projects in process.... stuff..
My jewelry stuff, Cricket machine and tea table (please ignore the dis-colored blinds they are cheapo and sunburned and came with the house. I plan on putting up curtains but never seem to find the time. Ok, I'm too lazy to move all the stuff to get to the window.


The closet of terror, mostly have no idea what lives in there, someday I may brave it and find out.
Mr. Tanner eating (not sure he's ever NOT eating)

Miss Nebula, Tanner's girl (don't worry he's fixed) She is also eating, it's the only way I could get her still enough to take a picture.



Sunday, August 3, 2014

Friday, August 1, 2014

Mything in Action class with Michael DeMeng

Learned quite a bit doing this class with one of my all time favorite artists.


 You've got the cutest little baby face...
 WHAT????
Not finished yet but this was the end of the class 
Jen (ME) Michael DeMeng and Rene Harper
 
 
Hoping to post more pics as I complete this project

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Some rolled paper beads

I made for a swap.  Enjoy.

Sorry for the tiny pic, I can't upsize w/o blurring..

 

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Some itty bitties for a swap

These are teeny-tiny containers I decorated for an online swap.


 This is a little skinny matchbox doll
 This is done in a little mint tin
 
and this little guy is in a 1 1/2 inch round tin. 
 
These were super fun to make too.