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mosaic pendant by Betsy Youngquist; The eye heart symbolizes seeing from one's heart
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3.5x3.5x.5 This hand with the eye in the palm is an ancient symbol among many cultures symbolizing protection. The eye itself is an antique glass doll eye from the grounds of an old pre WW2 German glass factory. The surface includes glass beads and vintage glass stones embedded using a mosaic proces
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Cotton Candy by Colin Johnson, 2010, 2"W x 3"H, Mixed Media on Paint Chip Sample. holy cow, this is detailed
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Effloresce ~ Colin Johnson. collage on 8"x10" wood panel
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Jessica what is this??!!! SO AWESOME!!
FATIMA RONQUILLO Hand with Lover’s Eye 5x7 oil painting
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mary oliver poem. wish I knew who made the print.
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American Flag made up of bits of flotsom which washed ashore on Cape Cod
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Lee Gainer’s work is organic in it’s appearance, like a field of flowers, but created from many bits of man-made materials. Each took just over a month to build. Pieces contain a variety of recycled - upcycled - materials such as fabric, paper, felt, foil, caps, carpet, metal, plastic, styrafoam, dried paint, beads, padding and cardboard, that have been hand-rolled into circles and swirls.
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Lee Gainer’s work is organic in it’s appearance, like a field of flowers, but created from many bits of man-made materials. Each took just over a month to build. Pieces contain a variety of recycled - upcycled - materials such as fabric, paper, felt, foil, caps, carpet, metal, plastic, styrafoam, dried paint, beads, padding and cardboard, that have been hand-rolled into circles and swirls.
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James Hugonin, Edinburgh. Hugonin works on just one canvas each year, building up their composition of tiny brush marks so the accumulative effect tends to slow down the process of one's looking to a contemplative calm. Pictured here: Untitled XVIII 2009-10 (detail). inspiration for legos, insert narrow mortar...
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Tonya Ricucci yeah, but it might just be darn worth it. and I do love fussy little pieces.
Diane Schneck That is SO beautiful. I suppose the alternative would be to couch something between them, like (ack) stained glass applque..but not me, baby
tombstone (with eye in a star and snake) of Dr. med. Franz Leuffen (by Henning Mühlinghaus)
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Smile Analyzer - Christian Northeast illustration.
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Jewelry from packaging: Yoav Kotik’s rings, bracelets, necklaces and pendents are made from metal bottle caps.
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Head knife-block hand-carved by Irene van Gestel. awesome.
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“Everything You Want, Right Now!” by Steve Lambert
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Marcella Burg Hahahahaha
The scenes Maria Rengane embroiders on simple black cloth are alive with the comings and goings of life and the rich scenes of human interaction in the small market village of Soshanguve, South Africa, where she lives.Hand/Eye Blog
Melbourne's Liz Jones scavenges colorful trash from beaches and riverbeds and arranges them by color in these striking collages, which she calls "Rubbish Rainbows."
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you don't need much to indicate the character and yet they're all identifiable.
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Brett Coelho, Life is worth living, 2008, Cut book covers on wood, 107cm x 107cm
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Fetching pins…
Diane Schneck WOW..2" x 3"????
Tonya Ricucci insane, isn't it? we're looking at it life sized...
Jan Burgwinkle I saw a post one time where he chronicled his working method. SO interesting! If I can find it, I'll forward it.
Tonya Ricucci he does it at his flickr site. I've seen a couple of the step-by-steps there
Diane Schneck OK I must go check that out, I LOVE this stuff so much.