Our new 12 ounce jar candles for this season... now in a French apothecary style package.
(and just in case you prefer the Laboratoire jars from last year,
we did a batch of those too.)
French Clock Face
Sold.
My newest large reproduction French clock face, in wood and mixed media painted to resemble aged zinc.
Approx. 32" diameter
Tells the right time twice a day.
White Heron
Sold.
My life-size white heron, made of white burlap, wood, muslin, papier mache, wire....
Approx. 32.5inches tall, 31.5inches tip to tail.
Industrial clock
Sold.
My Industrial clock, using old convex glass.
I repainted the old frame, made and painted a new wooden face, custom made hands and added a new quartz battery-powered movement.
Hanging bookcase
Sold.
A reproduction hanging bookcase that I recently made of new pine, with both handmade and antique mouldings. Aged white exterior and very worn grey painted interior. Half-lap back boards, with built in mounting brackets.
Approx. 43" high x 34"wide x 11"deep.
Portrait of a young woman
sold
Reproduction portrait in watercolour and acrylic on aged paper.
Distressed antique frame with original glass.
22.5"H x 19.25W including frame.
City Drug Store sign
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| Sold. |
My reproduction of a late 19th century drug store sign.
Wood, 48"wide x 31"high x 1" thick.
Entire circumference edged with strapping, attached with rusted tacks.
Rusted and aged hanging hooks.
(click photo to enlarge)
Doe and Hope (and beyond hope)
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| Taxidermy Hooded Crow on a Victorian c.1880 Chair |
I have been laying low.
Trying to avoid distractions and finally get the upper hand on the long list of projects that have been waiting for me.
Meanwhile, I've been suffering from withdrawal from my favorite websites like Doe&Hope, and today I broke down and took a peek.
With images like these, how am I supposed to get back to work?
I've updated my favorites list in the right column. If you haven't visited some of them in a while, please do.
As for me? A lot of new work coming soon. Just in time for the first show of the season. Details to follow, soon.
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