Showing posts with label altered art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label altered art. Show all posts

Thursday, May 26, 2016

WAXING POETIC III

I've taken an antique porcelain doll head and soldered various antique rhinestone components to it. 

Then I suspended an Art Deco rhinestone watch pendant and attached an Art Deco rose camphor glass chain to make it into a assemblage necklace.

I love the way it turned out.  I hope you do as well....

Saturday, March 14, 2015

The Maiden's Last Dance-Carnet De Bal Assemblage Necklace

Here's a beautiful assemblage necklace featuring an Art Nouveau Carnet De Bal. A carnet de bal is French for book of dance.  It depicts a bouquet of chrysanthemums. This carnet de bal still retains its original telescopic pencil.

I took a length of heavy textured antique silver tone chain and combined it with sterling silver wire wrapped rock crystal and antique wood rosary beads. To close the piece, I've added an Art Deco rhinestone pot metal brooch and Victorian gutta percha t-bar.  Check it out!

Monday, December 28, 2009

DEMENG INSPIRED ASSEMBLAGE

(SOLD)

I finally created an assemblage inspired by Michael Demeng. It is named, "El Corazon." I found an old lid to an altoid tin forgotten in my junk box. It's rusted with an accumulation of past attempts in making something, not sure what. As you can see, the text spells out Corazone, because the piece looks as though it hails from another zone.