Joan Israel’s vision of the royal couple may not match those in the news headlines but her 17″ polymer cane slice covered bottles have a very regal air. She’s been on a bottle jag that’s fun to study. My favorite is her scotch bottle.
We looked at Joan’s painting-by-the-slice creations earlier this year and she’s added tons of work to her Flickr site in the meanwhile. I can’t imagine the stash of canes required for this body of work!
Have your royals ready for Friday’s events!
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Lyn ,
Those bottles are gorgeous! What an idea to focus on the royal couple and have it ready for the wedding! I am going to be proactive like that some day.
Thanks….thanks…thanks! ~~Lyn
Ronna ,
These are delightful and joyful and fabulous. Be sure to visit her Flickr site. Some of her painting-by-the-slice creations had me gasping and grinning. Love it. Thanks, Cynthia.
carissa ,
What lovely and bright creations for such a dull and dreary Ohio spring morning…. thank you!
Anita Brandon ,
Oh WOW! The combination of colors, design elements, and textures are visually so appealing and the final outcome of the completed royal couple is just spectacular!
Susan Detwiler ,
Wow! Those are simply stunning. What a lot of work must have went into those! I don’t think I’d have the patience!
sandy ,
WOW! I am in total awe and inspired to see such beautiful applications for canes! Her FlickR site is amazing!
suzanne ,
yes, i visited Jaoa’s Flickr site recently and sat open mouthed to see
all her wonderful and funny creations.
thanks
Laura G ,
Joan:
Did you run out of bottles yet? I have more for you. These are wonderful visions. I, too, love the floating “hot” colors against black in that series. They are very calming yet a bounchy visual treat. Here’s to the next 200 polymer
people “hidden” in your bottles that you’ll coax to life.
Laura
Erica ,
Woah this is so cool!! It looks so good!!
Erica