Sometime in the early part of this century (I love how ancient and wise that phrase makes me sound) I did a floral collage piece that was really large:
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Wildflowers 40 x 32 x 6 mixed media collage by Win Dinn |
The piece was such a size that I needed to beg my brother, an extremely talented construction guru, to create a frame for it, and the very thick mat had to be custom ordered.
The mat cutting was an adventure in itself, and I womanhandled the cutout leftover chunk into a variety of mats into which I could paint. As I was going through my art supplies while prepping for the garage sale, the mats came to light, and became accents for a series of 'colour fragment' mixed media pieces.
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Joy Rising II 3.25 x 1.25 mixed media by Win Dinn |
There are about 20 odd-sized mats, so I can see this is going to be a fun project.
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From the Depths 3.5 x 3.5 mixed media by Win Dinn |
I'll be able to add some more pieces to the shrink-wrap 'travels well' collection for galleries, and utilize ready-cut mat supplies. What could be better in a studio that lives by the three R's?
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