MobiColour RESULT: MC #131 Theme SMILE - July 30-Aug 5, 2018

[FundyBrian]

There‘s something fishy going on. Recycled Art work.
I’ve seen several pieces by this artist on display in Saint Andrews, NB. Most were is situations with chaotic backgrounds. These two were on display in the lobby of the Algonquin Hotel. I smile every time I see one. Entirely made of recycled materials. Mostly metal from pop cans and food tins.

 

[zenjenny]

Too cute!!! Hi Millie! And I so love this edit...

Feel free to introduce Millie in our Pets thread... https://mobitog.com/threads/our-pets-furred-feathered-or-scaled.15629/page-60#post-388644

Jef Cat is just being polite. It’s actually mandatory. If you have an animal (bird reptile fish etc) companion, introduction with pictures is part of the deal So, get on with it

 

[zenjenny]

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I know I’ve posted this here before, but, well..... It may even be one of the original “fruit loops” (a title I’m proud to carry )

I think it may have been the driving force

 

[zenjenny]

They certainly are
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Sounds like a dad of daughter/s

 

[ImageArt]

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I know I’ve posted this here before, but, well..... It may even be one of the original “fruit loops” (a title I’m proud to carry )

Actually I think it’s one of my favourite pics.

 

[ImageArt]

There‘s something fishy going on. Recycled Art work.
I’ve seen several pieces by this artist on display in Saint Andrews, NB. Most were is situations with chaotic backgrounds. These two were on display in the lobby of the Algonquin Hotel. I smile every time I see one. Entirely made of recycled materials. Mostly metal from pop cans and food tins.
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So clever!

 

[Jef]

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I know I’ve posted this here before, but, well..... It may even be one of the original “fruit loops” (a title I’m proud to carry )

Love the pop of that blue

 

[JillyG]

There‘s something fishy going on. Recycled Art work.
I’ve seen several pieces by this artist on display in Saint Andrews, NB. Most were is situations with chaotic backgrounds. These two were on display in the lobby of the Algonquin Hotel. I smile every time I see one. Entirely made of recycled materials. Mostly metal from pop cans and food tins.
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What fabulous pieces of art. The price wiped the smile off my face. At least I think it’s the price.

 

[FundyBrian]

What fabulous pieces of art. The price wiped the smile off my face. At least I think it’s the price.

It’s pretty impressive if she can get over $1000 for a sculpture made of recycled pop can lids, etc. Or for that matter, the art market being what it is, getting a decent price for any sort of artwork is pretty impressive. I’m always happy to see someone who can get a decent price for their artwork.

 

[RoseCat]

Actually I think it’s one of my favourite pics.

 

[RoseCat]

I think it may have been the driving force

An honor.

 

[RoseCat]

There‘s something fishy going on. Recycled Art work.
I’ve seen several pieces by this artist on display in Saint Andrews, NB. Most were is situations with chaotic backgrounds. These two were on display in the lobby of the Algonquin Hotel. I smile every time I see one. Entirely made of recycled materials. Mostly metal from pop cans and food tins.
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Gorgeous! I love art made from recycled stuff.

 

[ImageArt]

It’s pretty impressive if she can get over $1000 for a sculpture made of recycled pop can lids, etc. Or for that matter, the art market being what it is, getting a decent price for any sort of artwork is pretty impressive. I’m always happy to see someone who can get a decent price for their artwork.

Here in the UK people sell their art work for pennies unless they are a big name of course. Even private art classes seem to be a fraction of what they cost in the US. Don’t know how artists survive.

 

[FundyBrian]

Here in the UK people sell their art work for pennies unless they are a big name of course. Even private art classes seem to be a fraction of what they cost in the US. Don’t know how artists survive.

You need to start out with lots of money and keep making art until the money runs out.

 

[Starzee]

A suggestion from a smiley friend....
You Can’t See Me!

 

[Starzee]

Cherubs at the Museum
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[Starzee]

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[RoseCat]

A suggestion from a smiley friend....
You Can’t See Me!
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Sooooo cute!!! It looks like Rosie is wearing a gingham scarf....

 

[RoseCat]

Cherubs at the Museum
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Love seeing all these happy smiling faces on the home screen.

 

[Jef]

Love seeing all these happy smiling faces on the home screen.

Me too, it’s pretty cool. Too many artists are too serious too often. (Maybe I should change my avatar then...)

 

[JillyG]

Me too, it’s pretty cool. Too many artists are too serious too often. (Maybe I should change my avatar then...)

Yes they are. And maybe - you can always change it again when the urge takes you.

 

[JillyG]

A suggestion from a smiley friend....
You Can’t See Me!
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[zenjenny]

A suggestion from a smiley friend....
You Can’t See Me!
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As cute as ever, Rosie

 

[RoseCat]

(Maybe I should change my avatar then...)

Go for it!

 

[rizole]

My new plant is chucking up some flower spikes. Albuca Spiralis from South Africa.
Put a smile on my face.