First you start with an idea. Well, maybe. It’s where most people begin. You know, “Oh, I MUST make a shrine to chocolate!” Or Elvis,
You can never have too many Elvises! I made this shrine from images I scanned from a deck of Elvis playing cards, plus some glittery
Tags can combine with other elements to support wonderful, pocket-sized shrines. In this shrine, I wanted to use familiar elements such as a matchbox, but
This is my pocket shrine to creativity, in a matchbox photo of pocket shrine This pocket shrine started as a small, plain matchbox that I
After draping your art shrine or assemblage with plaster and gauze, you can achieve astonishing results by layering paint and polyurethane. These photos show just
Plaster and gauze are ideal materials for embellishing your art shrines and assemblages. To learn the basics of using plaster and gauze, see: Shrines –
Plaster and gauze – the same materials used in medical settings for traditional plaster casts – can add excitement and dimension to your art shrines
Plaster gauze can add exciting dimensions to your art shrines, mixed media art, or even your art journaling book covers. The effects are completely unlike
My Edgar Allan Poe shrine was such a success, I scanned it and turned the art into a mini-poster. You can download it and print
The Asparagus Wand was created for Sukie’s “Fairy Wand Exchange,” in July 2001. I made four of them to add to the wands already being