Altered Book Pages
Tuesday, December 14, 2010 at 11:24PM This weekend I get to start my holiday vacation with a blast- the continuum of my Creatively Conscious Ladies Art Class! During our last August Retreat day we started Altered Books, which can be very much like a sketchbook or more highly resolved pieces of art. I just realized there are many pages of which I never shared here- so I thought it seemed to be a fine time to do so.
My altered book cover by m.diaz
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altered page by m.diaz
matador altered pages by m.diaz
Barren Queen altered page 1 by m.diaz
Barren Queen altered page2 by m.diaz
altered page by m.diaz
Ausencia altered page by m.diaz
Rue de Reves altered page by m.diaz
Would have been nice if I would have shown you what the book looked like before I messed with it! Well hope you enjoy!Ciao- Amarettogirl
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Reader Comments (9)
love it! particularly love the last one the most! waoo
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looks lovely, i always like your altered book stuff. i cannot wait to show you my self portrait.
I LOVE your drawings!!! I am drawn particularly to the dark one with the face on the female figures body. Very Tim Burtonisque. Love it!!! And awww, a very small part of me is on the last one (also another fave) with the leaves. If only I could illustrate and draw...the stuff that I'd be able to develop, flourish and be set free....hmmmm.
Much love and creatively yours,
ShaSha xoxo
i love these so much!! amazing as always :)
my saint is a total sinner as well. Ausencia is gorgeous.......
i think your altered pages are my favorite things that you make.
using a book gives it a wonderful context, lyrical and full of different readings. avenues for consideration, thats where the viewer brings their own experiences...
these look so great!! i've been thinking of starting one of these myself. I found a book a while back with the title "problems in aesthetics" which i think is perfect for this. you may have just inspired me to start :)
Love to see your creative explorations in your altered books...I especially like the range from ones that are really heavily worked to the ones that are simple gestures.