Double Shrine with findings
An old board, seashells, a nail, heart and more all fit in this assemblage both funky and respectful.
Tag: Shrine
Shrine made in a Ham Can
The lovely shape of a ham can lends itself to a religious shrine.
Mini Shrine – Muse (interior)
4in x 2 1/2 in x 1' deep This small "shrine" has a theme of self awareness. It reminds me that by thinking I am an artist I am one. The front of the door shows a figure in thought. On opening it shows the "muse" inside – the spirit that moves us to…
Mini Shrine – Muse (exterior)
4in x 2 1/2 in x 1' deep This small "shrine" has a theme of self awareness. It reminds me that by thinking I am an artist I am one. The front of the door shows a figure in thought. On opening it shows the "muse" inside – the spirit that moves us to…
Sassafras
Shadowbox featuring a sassy coquette sashaying her way through a secret garden. Mucha image transferred onto polymer clay with magic transfer paper, digital papers I designed, glossy black glass paint, stamping and ink, and a branch made with chipboard, lucite flowers, and Swarovski crystals.
Feminine Presence
Shadowbox Shrine to the the Feminine Presence, created with digital papers I designed, polymer clay image transfers using magic transfer paper, stamping, pearls, wire, beads, a molded piece using a Wilton fondant mold (!) glitter, paint, polymer clay feet and decorations, Swarovski crystals on the lady's crown.
Garden of Delights
Tiny Shadowbox created with digital papers I designed, polymer clay, sequins I bought in the garment district of NYC, wire, Swarovski crystals, glitter, paint, stamps, glazes, and love 🙂
Love Song
Shadowbox created with vintage 1920's sheet music called "The Naughty Waltz," inks, glazes, polymer clay, glitter, stamps, Kreinik iron-on braid, wire vine, and millenary leaf.
tiny shine shrine #1
polymer clay, paint and paper. one of three (shine • glow • bright)
Do Unto Others
The term religious right came to mind when I found the 1950'2 "Golden Rule" ruler. Learned that all major religions have a version of "loving thy neighbor as…" Learned a great deal about religious symbols …from totems to crosses…people have captured the mystery only to have the mystery capture them….We do not know what anything…