Other Artwork

Frog Prince Collage

 
These collages are for sale. If you are interested in purchasing any of these collages, please contact me via my e-mail address, monique@mfrartwork.com

Hummingbird Jewels Collage

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 Another wonderful collage workshop with Dale.  This piece includes some of my own artwork printed on paper towels and paper napkins then a gel medium is applied.  Using paint, gold leaf, and copper leaf for additional layers.  I have also added additional painting strokes to the two humminbirds on the right side of the image.  Something interesting came to mind once I completed this piece not intentionally.  It reminded me of the Navaho legend, how the hummingbird lost it’s song.  The symbolic images of this piece reflect that legend.  I share this legend in my hummingbird talks.  It is a charming legend and worth reading or coming to one of my talks to hear it. The hummingbird loses it’s song but becomes the “jewel of nature,” that we see today. These pieces are a series of hummingbird collages that I have called “Hummingbird Jewels.” Each are individual with my hummingbird art as the focal point.

Rod Puppets

The two rod puppets were created in Diane Lewis’ puppet class for the Theatre Arts Department of  Saddleback College.  There was a historical theme behind the assignment.  We were to choose two theatre actors  from the stage of the 1850′s who portrayed different persons of another century.  What these rod puppets represent are the actors Charles and Mrs. Kean who portrayed King Richard II and his Queen.  What was interesting when I replicated the costume chosen by the actress, Mrs. Kean, was the style.  During Mrs. Kean’s era, 1857, the dress of the her time was hoop skirts and not the middle ages style of the  14th century during  the rein of King Richard II.  In their stage production the Kean’s identified with the fashion of their contemporary period, 1857. More evident in Mrs. Kean’s costume.

 

Beaded Jewelry

Smokey Quartz multi-strand necklace Glass cat beads bracelet

PMC Jewelry

Each piece of silver PMC designed and handmade. These two charm bracelets were inspired by the Toulouse the Moose children’s storybook (www.toulousethemoose.com) Each jump ring has been soldered.
Cat pendant Horse stick pin  Cliff Swallow pendant
  Hummingbird necklace very delicate.  Small hand strung garnet beads strand added to the silver PMC design.
If you want to learn how to work with PMC you may contact my instructor,

Katharina Stute, 949-364-6905