For this assemblage I used bits and pieces I already had. An old wooden box, celluloid doll arms, puzzle blocks to which I glued vintage anatomical images, flash attachment from a twin lens reflex camera, a marsupial skull and a bird bone found on a hiking trip to Tasmania. I used two different types of glue (strong craft glue and superglue) - the blocks are not attached and can be moved around and rotated. The "head" can also be rotated at the base of the flash attachment (for batteries) which has a thread.
Thursday, August 05, 2010
The Knee Bone's Connected to the Thigh Bone
For this assemblage I used bits and pieces I already had. An old wooden box, celluloid doll arms, puzzle blocks to which I glued vintage anatomical images, flash attachment from a twin lens reflex camera, a marsupial skull and a bird bone found on a hiking trip to Tasmania. I used two different types of glue (strong craft glue and superglue) - the blocks are not attached and can be moved around and rotated. The "head" can also be rotated at the base of the flash attachment (for batteries) which has a thread.
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11 comments:
Excellent work! Truly inspired!
Thanks wastedpapiers! Glad you like it.
Fantastic!
Superb! Genius on the blocks. You should make more of these!
Thanks Lisa and A! If I make any more they will be to give away as I really don't have any space to keep them. Just last week I gave away three huge crates of books but then I bought some new stuff and so it goes.
Super cool! Reminds me of the mix and match toys in the first Toy Story.
Totally awesome!
Excellent all around!
Thanks again everyone!!!!!
This is really great!!!
This is really great!!!
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