Pennsylvania’s Mary-Lynne Moffitt hops us into Spring with a lineup of wayward rabbits and toads. They’re fashionably dressed in dots.
Mary-Lynne sees multi-media critters like these in the most unlikely places. Old paintbrushes become a troupe of arty monsters. Watch her play on Facebook and Instagram.
France’s Sonya Girodon created these two multi-media fish, Franky and Rose, with paper mache bodies then gave them wire fins and dazzling scales made of polymer veneers.
They’re mounted on an 8″x8″ painted wooden frame where they wait for a wall to swim on.
Just a couple of happy fish to start your week.
At 14″ x 14″ x 3.5″, this multi-media piece from Santa Fe’s Tory Hughes is no brooch.
Skipping Over Winter Except the Solstice is a new work for the wall and it’s a small scale sample of a new and even larger series.
Tory’s works are always filled with echoes of travel and sprinkled with shimmer and hints of the East.
Her summer teaching schedule is filling up and she’ll take off for Australia to teach in September and October. You can travel along with her on Instagram, Facebook and her site.
