Ingredients: altered paper, found paper, vintage dictionary page, tissue paper, book board, acrylic paint, wax pastels, pigment ink, dye ink, colored pencil, marker, shellac, dry transfer, masking tape. approximately 5" x 4 1/4" when closed. approximately 5" x 6 when opened. click to enlarge.
Available for purchase in The Altered Page on Etsy.
Sold. Thank you!
28 comments:
Your art is so awesomely rich, it never ceases to amaze me!
This is so incredible that I bought it! I'm so excited to own a piece of your art. :)
I like this one, Seth. Gorgeous!
Lucky Shelly! What beautiful artwork with so much to look at and study. You have layer after layer - creating such a rich surface filled with a myriad of textures. Love the dictionary page peeking through combined with a blend of oriental details and shades to marvel at!
I am hoping you are being financially rewarded for these exquisite intimate images. Shelly is a very fortunate lady and I can see why she is so excited. I think I remember the view from your NY studio window and it amazes me how the depth and richness you are able to achieve in these small reliquaries. Do you have any trouble with the shellac drying??? I am so careful about toxicity with materials due to my present lupus situation. I usually use liquitex mediums but at times they ca be affected by the humidity. Just curious...smile. Imagine and Live in Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
seth! you have captured the dryad! oh my! i love this... shelly, what a treasure you have!
another amazing work of art...the colors are just fabulous!
seth, you continue to astound me.
Lots of wonderful texture, colour, patterns, lines
Your work is inspirational. I shall enjoy going through your blog and catching up with your earlier work
Carolyn
I poured myself a beer, a nice dark one........cut off a chunk of cheese, and clicked on your pictures to see them in GREAT DETAIL. I went slowly from one corner down to the next corner, slowly across, taking in all the rich texture,layers and details and worked my way from corner to corner.
It was my special treat after a five hour drive home from MN in the POURING rain. sigh....very nicely done. :)Bea
no fair I see your latest and love it and baa humbug its already sold! good for you bad for me! lyle
This is just a wonderful work here, Seth. How amazing our world and our art is when we simply let them merge...
Great job and I so enjoy when you tell the "ingredients". lol.
Congrats to Shelly!
Take care.
Candace in Athens
Loving those colours, Seth!
OHH your work is GORGEOUS!great image and colors!!
wow !! fantastic. I love colors and texture
Like Bea, I've taken my time looking at this one. so much to savour x
hey....thanks for stopping by. long time no posts for me. but YOU, prolific guy that you are. would love to be able to see your work and touch the textures...layers...
i 'SHOT' MY arch this weekend with a flurry of flaming leaves across the top, like a crew cut gone wild. will have to post that...
doesn't seem possible that your artwork can get richer and deeper Seth, but WOW!
That top photograph is making my heart race. There's a tribal thing going on and I love it.
Took me a minute but I now see that this is a book--- with the top page being smaller and put on top of the larger piece so it becomes a flap-- how creative.
Very cool!
oh my ears and whiskers. why did i miss this?
stitching? do I see stitches? so visually chewy!
Terrific, Seth! Your creations are always a colorful breath of fresh air. I would recognize your work a mile away...
What a great piece. I wish I could feel it.
this is so amazing, seth. the rich colors, texture, symbols. one of these days i'm going to arrive at the perfect time to pop into etsy and snag a piece of your wonderful art... i've been saving a spot on my wall for a LONG time. ;)
I love the rusty colors (of course!) but I am seeing new and beautiful colors emerge. I am trying to stretch myself with new colors myself... and I love the close ups of the writing, the stitching and the black tape too... Roxanne
these are fantastic... complicated but harmony.
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