Posts Tagged: paper trumpets

Paper Trumpets #30: Feeling Disconnected From Nature

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[T]he finding, cutting, and pasting process constantly offers me new perspectives on how I see the world around me.

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Paper Trumpets #28: Mystery of the Triangles

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I’m not going to get brainy and talk about the mathematics of triangles; I simply like the visual energy in its slants, which, depending on its position in a collage, can suggest movement, growth, or escape.

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Paper Trumpets #26: Famous Myths of the Golden Age

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This is part of the mystery and sometimes frustration of doing collage—trying to remember where things came from.

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Paper Trumpets #15: Puffy Has Something

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The images and text on this collage are from an old Christmas book called Baby’s First Christmas, a short picture book published in 1983. I took the story text (about 100 words) and re-arranged it into a sort of dada holiday poem.

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Paper Trumpets #11: Let’s Bounce

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I love it when there are sports images in collages, especially older photos. There’s a reason why throwback uniforms are so popular.

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Paper Trumpets #3: Try Telling the Lady

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I almost ran this collage last week but thought it might’ve been early to spring nudity on you. Since this is the third installment of Paper Trumpets (our third date!), I decided that now is the time. I hope you still respect me in the morning.

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