and more Duct tape Beading

I am trying to finish up a painting and will be posting it soon. In the meantime how about a little more Duct Tape Red and black duct tape beads, bracelet. Fully adjustable. I am having way to much fun. I am trying to finish up a painting and will be posting it soon.

Duct tape Rides again

I seem hopelessly hooked on duct tape these days. I try to walk away, but the next thing I know is I am back at it. Here is my latest...Coral bracelet with duct tape beads. Each duct bead is interwoven with the wire to secure it's placement.

Nebulous Dream in Blue and Green

This is one of my latest fractals It is actually a combination of several fractals but I really like the result.

I ran across a picture of the domed ceiling of a mosque in Istanbul. It is my understanding the fundamental difference between the decor of mosque and a church is where as Churches are primarily adorned in on images, or abstract representation of the Lord, Mosques focus in on the patterns of God, Islamic life ect. This lends them some of the most beautiful and compelling art in all the world.

The more I looked at the photograph the more I thought about the the biblical descriptions of the eyes being the window of the soul. This is the result of my musing.

About the Original:
Size:14x11
Materials: 140lb Bristol
Media: Color pencil and Marker
Subject: Temples, Mosque, Eye Abstract
Original Status: available from artist

Froggie Fantastic

This is the second in my cubic frog series;

Fractal Froggie

Here I was just being a space cadet, my natural state really. Dreaming amongst the planets. Space is such a solitary place, remote and disconnected. Then suddenly there appeared Froggie Fractual and I met my first interplanetary friend. Happily we seek our next adventure. It is but one small step for mankind, one giant leap for fractal!

The Would Be Prince

This is my first cubic frog. I like all the interconnected circles within both the frog and his habitat. Yellow introduces you to the would be prince, Otis. Leaping out of nowhere and yet appearing as though he had always been there. Such is the nature of frog, and their royalty!




Size: 11 x14
Materials: 140 lb Bristol
Media: Color pencils and marker
Style: Cubism
Original Status: available from artist

The Would Be Prince
by Alma Lee