Creative Portfolio...
anything I have deemed as unique ideas..
had to work with...but the elements I used to bring it all together...were unique. I used foam, plastic sheeting & lots of green
paints!!! :) These were the final results. (I do not have before pictures)
the far wall were hand
painted and I added
little wooden green
circles to create almost
a planetary look.
mix of foam...and
plastic.
kitchen sink area. All
of this was
hand-crafted and
painted.
painting and the
corresponding small
foam & wooden art.
smaller circles to tie in
both sides of the room.
Notice the utensil
holder...it matches the
other paintings.
my very own photos (from all different trips) and made a large collage on posterboard and tacked it on the wall. I didn't
fully complete this project because the spray glue I used...was NOT working. My original intent was to cover the entire
wall...and then watercolor matching colors of my living room onto them. However, everyone that came over were still
impressed with the idea. :)
hung them up all over my apartment as my floor space was limited.
This was the drying process as well as keeping the CAT from walking on
them!!!
cannot locate a photo of
the completion. (2 poster
boards are missing)
spanning from 2003 and beyond.
ever-growing. I have at
least 2 more ideas
brewing right now...but
have not completed them
yet...Keep checking back
for more!!!!
these shirts at the
same time...I was
going through stages
in life where I felt that
both of these phrases
SPOKE and I still wear
them proudly. :)
2004. I used some of his favorite scriptures &
put "paymaster" as the theme over that.
2003...I
designed this
shirt
especially for
the fan meet!
a project that involved multiple designs, fabrics ...well, you see below!:)
pending ideas....
the cut-outs I had
made.
made...I used
webbing to fuse the
fabric to the
web...and then the
web/fabric to the
tank top.
2003. IT was inspired by an inspiring Blue Man.
The back is a phrase I came up with...to help
others there at the concert get involved. Did
it work? Sure, a little bit!!!!
the double-webbing
technique.
on a spur of the moment...trial & error
process!!!! :)
all brought to life by my little creative mind...from August 2004 - April 2005
need for uniqueness let me design
my own ring.
SPECS: bezel setting - white gold
gold band
blue sapphires
mixed w/ diamonds
GUESTBOOK
guestbook...and did a flower collage on
the front on top of foam board, then
glued to the front. Inside were polaroids
of my guests.
~Little chinese boxes with the same flowers as the guestbook on the front.
~filled with regular candy & chocolate kisses.
~a *note* was attached with ribbon stating who we were and what date we were married. It came out nicely.
PYRAMID of them...(we fixed it later to not
show the *gap*
stages...gluing...stuffing...filling...preparing...
products. (with bubbles
aside of it.)
green and one blue. I picked out all the multi-color plates and cups myself. I did not limit
myself to one color at my wedding...and it came out wonderful.
You will also note hand-made mints next to the punch bowl. We rolled those ourselves as a
family project. Great fun!!!!
wedding that were tokens of their inspiration. A couple of my friends agreed to be actual
blue men AT my wedding and in that...we had some great fun. That in itself - is unique. I
think I am the first person to actually HAVE blue men impersonators at a wedding.
BMG came to Dallas in 2003. I had people yell
at me through windows while DRIVING!!! :)
photograph won that year.
"gallery"...and a painting
pushed into a corner.
frame
transformation
s...I
spraypainted
them black
and added a
nice black &
white photos.
Empire State Building
turned on the side with
the bird flying. I added
the text to give the
emotion during that time.
contest at
work...I thought
it was clever.
Man Balloonman.
He accompanied
me to KKITM one
morning.
the year 2002...itz
more of a work of
art...than seating.
early 2005...
colors on their walls to really draw attention to the inside. I believe what I
learned from this...is that SIZE is everything. I could have gone so much larger.
I also had one painting that hung there. It worked so nicely with that
atmosphere. It is a shame they closed down.
my husband's old movie screen (about 87 inches)...will now be a feature art piece in
our dining room...when I complete this! :)
