A mixed media altered heart, shabby vintage lace, pretty hand picked buttons and a sweet antique photograph....................
Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts
Monday, 22 July 2013
Memento
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Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Altered Keys
I have a small collection of vintage keys most of them are quite rusty and for a while I have been thinking of an idea to use them in. I loved the thought of attaching bits and pieces to the keys like memories caught in time - a picture, a feather, a piece of lace, a glass vial...........
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Monday, 1 February 2010
Alfred George Edward Keates; My Grandad
My Grandad died in November of last year, I had always been close to him and I was lost when he died. He had had cancer & been ill for quite a while. I will always remember his stories about his life & how he had been a prisoner of war. He loved gardening & had a lovely garden full of flowers and vegetables.
I decided to create a lasting tribute to his memory it's funny because he had always been a fan of mine and loved it when I made him personal cards for Birthdays and other occassions. He was so proud of me and was always telling his friends and anyone who would listen about my art.
I created four Altered cards from digital collages with photographs of my Grandad, vintage buttons, keys, paper butterflies and feathers to be I then scanned my work and they were printed in his funerals order of service.
'I found that I could do anything that I really wanted to do if I put my mind to it'
Alfred Keates
I decided to create a lasting tribute to his memory it's funny because he had always been a fan of mine and loved it when I made him personal cards for Birthdays and other occassions. He was so proud of me and was always telling his friends and anyone who would listen about my art.
I created four Altered cards from digital collages with photographs of my Grandad, vintage buttons, keys, paper butterflies and feathers to be I then scanned my work and they were printed in his funerals order of service.
'I found that I could do anything that I really wanted to do if I put my mind to it'Alfred Keates
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family,
memory,
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