My work in the Museum of Forgotten Things
is finally finished.
In true Alicia style, her Pulp Redux book centers
around a story she wrote
about a moonstruck deserted old woman
with a dreadful secret hidden in her past.
A sad tale of love and deception...
heavily textured and layered pages
of tattered textiles, worn books and distressed metals
illustrate the story of her heartbreak...
and her transgression
as discovered in her journal posthumously.
Now that my work is completed in this book it will
soon be jetting off to the Land of Oz where Kim Palmer
will be working her pulp magic in it.
32 comments:
Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous!
Malisa
It looks so intriguing! So much texture....I wish I could reach out and touch it! Beautiful work!
Hugs,
Robin
this is gorgeous... like artistic adult touch books - so full of texture, color and interest... what becomes of them when they are completed?
omg, omg. i knew you were done as you'd mentioned it this morning so i've popped by four times today... but i was not prepared for THIS. this is the most amazing and beautiful and gorgeous collection of delectable textures, divine rusty bits, the most gorgeous lady ever, and your perfect tiny hand stitches that i adore... and worn book parts as well. i love you, sweet friend, and i will treasure this always and forever! this is just the most amazingly magnificent thing ever!!! i sooo can't wait to have this in my possession!
xxox
Bravo Lisa! Beautiful work! I'm still "scheming" my next move on Kim's book. I can't believe how close we are to the end of this journey. It is a bittersweet thing.
Anyway, I love everything about these finished pages of yours. They are stunning in detail and texture. Your workmanship, as always, is immpeccable.
Lisa this is divine - just adore
all the tattered and textured layers. Alicia will love you forever! You are so creative!
Suzy
This is so breathtaking! I wish I could reach out and touch it - such fantastic magic you have created.
Lisa, sooo dramatic, :"love you...kill you!!!" my goodness, and is that blod on the flower mourning hairthing???--you as alwayes are a fantastic artist, this is a wonderfull,wonderfull collage page--
Hugs, to you--Dorthe
This is beautiful--it would be hard to let go!
Oh my, such an inviting piece! How fun it would be to explore. I'm going to have to come back and look some more.
WOW!!! THis is just stunning. Gorgeous.
Debby
Stunning visual array of textures Lisa!
A sad tale... - feeling kind of sorry for the moonstruck women - but if she´d gotten a Hollywood happy ending, that touching + wonderful journal would have never seen the light of day - which would be kind of sad, too...;)
How awesome!! Love your creations! You are soooo talented and your work is truely inspirational!!
Oh, I too wish I could hold it and touch it! So lovely Lisa, great job. Take care, Riki
You work never disspoints Lisa!
Although, I am dying to know where you took the story! Is this photo of Charlotte? or is there another secret here?
Great wrap up Lisa. A fabulous piece which I look forward to drooling over,LOL! Gorgeous pic under the tulle. Love the text!
Lisa,
I get so excited every time you post. I just am so in love with the pulp projects you share. So beautiful, I'm so inspired by it all. Lisa
Ooooh, Lisa! I love it!! Wish I could see it in person!
magnificent work, just spectacular and cannot wait to see what Kim does with it!!!
the layers of textures are scrumptious and the images so mysterious
Wonderful book! Will it be featured somewhere when it's finished? You can't let a beauty like that just dissapear somewhere. I want' to see every page!
Lovely weekend to you and yours!
Liisa
L- the finished pice looks like a book and yet also looks just like a stack pof abandoned forgotten bits of someones life and history. Great. What happens to all the completed pieces now? B
Yummy Yummy what a delightful treat for the eyes...makes me want to cry with joy...Oh How I love your style girl!!!Hugs,Cat
How utterly wonderful and beautiful. I would love to be able to turn the pages and feel the tattered textiles and gaze upon the vintage images. Your work is amongst my most favourite
I'm just catching up. I have been poorly and had a bad computer too
Sending best wishes Lisa
Carolyn xo
How utterly wonderful and beautiful. I would love to be able to turn the pages and feel the tattered textiles and gaze upon the vintage images. Your work is amongst my most favourite
I'm just catching up. I have been poorly and had a bad computer too
Sending best wishes Lisa
Carolyn xo
Nothing left to say for me - it looks breathtaking! I'm always impressed by your eye catching artwork, Lisa! You are one talented gal. LOVE your style girl!
Amazing work Lisa! How do you keep topping what you've already done!!! Didn't think it was possible but here you've done it again. : )
Happy Thanksgiving also!
Kerin
just spectacular, I a in love with that body form, and the stitching is just fantastic!! well done, Lisa!
Positively spectacular! I do wish I could reach out & touch it. Stunning work, Lisa! xoxo Diane
This is incredible, Lisa! Wish I could see it in person. It really makes me want to run my fingers over this. Love all the layers and embellishments you've added. Brilliant!
wishing you a wonderful festive season.
oh my i hadnt caught up with this yet, so totally amazing lisa, love!!! xx
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