This is a "curiollage" I did a few years ago for Cricket Magazine. It illustrated a very funny poem about a clock that wouldn't work. The blank yellowish parts are where the type went.The piece was assembled from watch parts, jewelry findings, wire, a key, paper collage, polymer clay, beads, & acrylic on the back side of a stretched canvas. The whole thing was 9x12", but the part you see here (which was the printed version) is 8x10".
28 comments:
I like this - I love clockwork bits and pieces and the way the figure is bent around to fit, like in old manuscripts.
Wow, this is great. Love the details.
Just love this, the text gives me a deeper vision.
Great colors!
this is fantastic!
love all the details!
Leah, this is astoundingly good. Cricket always had the coolest illos and art. I've got a Burl Ives reads children's stories from Cricket, purchased primarily for the excellent cover work. Anyway, THANKS a ton for taking the time to answer my questions! The interview is up and it's awesome!!! :)
Beautiful assemblage illustration. I can see how much work went into this piece.
Wow! Awesome work here! Love it!
Great idea,creative and so pretty!!
Great illustration! Full of details... You have a very interesting style!
wow, how cool! so much to look at and take in!
Very dreamlike!
This is really beautiful! Wonderful way to combine antiques in collage.
Very nicely put together.
Impressive piece. I like the use of found objects. You make illustration lean toward the fine art side; which is a really good thing.
very cool collage. Your amazing detail work always makes me happy, I could stare at your art for days...
Impressive! Your attention to detail is amazing Leah.
Gorgeous piece.
I really love this, what fantastic work! So much detail and texture, it's so beautiful.
This really clever! Great piece.
Looks really interesting.
Oh my goodness Leah! I love it!
Another clock enthusiast :)
Great stuff!!
Always lovely work! Reminds me of a cut out book… gives me a nice feeling!
Wow, another disturbing and fascinating image. Congratulations from a fan.
Leah, your work is awesome. I love the eyes on this one. All of the details, the colors, the textures. Great work.
Sensational
Awesome
arriving through illo friday; enjoyed looking through your blog. I ahall return...
this is beautiful beyond words! i especially love this because there's something about clocks and their parts that draw me to them :-)
I love how everything works together. Brilliant!
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