ALTERED ART AND A LOAD OF TAT: We are a couple of Losers....

Sunday, 2 January 2011

We are a couple of Losers....

..... and I know some who would agree with this, but I'm talking about George and my Wrecking experience of the day!

I was planning to lose mine in a river - but its much to cold to go pond-dipping, so I opted for a cleaner experience to 'Finish' mine off!

I dont feed my kids, so George fancied a snack!

7 comments:

Joanna2 January 2011 at 17:24
Poor George - you could at least have put it in a sandwich for her!!

This journal is SUCH fun.
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Anonymous2 January 2011 at 17:49
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Feed your child properly

Sparkles xx
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Debs2 January 2011 at 18:26
oh the temptation to put mine through your letterbox in the night and have you think it returned to haunt you! lol lol lol
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Debrina2 January 2011 at 20:29
Happy New Year - you crazy lady!!! He he. I've just been mulling over my New Year Resolutions. My main one is to stay sane - though to be honest, I think I lost it a while ago.
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Netty2 January 2011 at 20:46
Brilliant I hope you got what you wanted out of it as its provided a lot entertainment. Mmmm whats next then Nicks? Annette x
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Fuchsia3 January 2011 at 12:39
Poor George shredded wheat has got to be better than paper !

I think you have all lost your marbles LOL
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Anonymous4 January 2011 at 19:37
It's not often I am stuck for words, but I am,.................... no, I can't think of anything at the moment. lol Ejay. xxxx
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Art should be shared....

But I have found someone totally copying some of my stuff (why they would want to heaven knows) and claiming it as their own inspiration... so while I find it a complete honour for people to gain a little inspiration from my tat, please be honest.
We all get ideas from other artists, thats how the art world flourishes, but please note that all artwork, photos and text on this blog are mine. I am more than happy for you to take inspiration from my work, but please do not attempt to copy or reproduce it without crediting the original idea to me.
Thank you

CRAFTY LIKES AND DISLIKES

CRAFTY LOVES
UTEE... love it and use it in large quantities
Metal..
Friendly plastic
Shrink plastic
Paint and ink in any shape or form
My Crop-o-dile
odd bits and pieces
Paperarsty stamps
Brilliance inks
Tim Holtz (aka god)
Distress Inks
Debbie Moore's Metal magic
Perfect Medium
Glossy Accents
Debbie Moore's Enamel embossing powder

CRAFTY DISLIKES
while i think there is a place for most things at some time or other...I do dislike peel-offs with 99% of my being, but and this is a BIG but there is the odd and very odd occasion that they can be used without being too offensive (boy that hurt, it was almost an admission that i have used them)
Book-a-trix... sorry but they do look like memorial stones and nothing anybody says will convince me otherwise.
Decoupage..... I am sure the Victorians are turning in their graves
Flowersoft... a friend summed this up perfectly...Devils Dandruff
People who say/think ATC's are cardtoppers.... thats Dawn Bibby off my christmas card list
Cute
Penny Black Stamps
Stick and Stamp pad and anything which is sold and just does not do the job!!
Dufex
Tilda stamps..... why half a face??

WHAT ARE ATC'S??? Artist Trading Cards

Miniature works of art created on cards have been around for centuries, largely used as business cards. The modern-day concept of ATCs was conceptualized by artist M.vanci stirnrmenn in 1996, an idea born of older sports themed trading cards, and became a movement that denounced the tradition of critiquing and appraising art, and embraced the process of one artist connecting with another and exchanging styles and techniques.
ATC are art collectables but the one rule that makes an ATC derive from their origins: the dimensions of the ATC must be 2.5"x3.5", or 64x89mm.
To this rule are appended a couple of conventions. First, an ATC mustn't be sold, only exchanged, as the whole essence of these tiny works of art is about artists meeting in person, by correspondence, online etc and exchanging their works, thus getting exposed to and experiencing many personal styles and techniques. Second, on the back of each ATC the artist writes part or all of the following information: name, contact information, title of the ATC and number (i.e. if it's a one off original or part of a series).