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Today's collage effort - for the theme Department Stores. Come and have a go - join the blog - just drop me a line and I will invite you budding collagists. Different theme every week!
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Two more pages from my latest sketchbook. Trivia I've found in other books or just random jottings or collage ideas that seem ideal for a small page. I have always been envious of those who keep a regular notebook or sketchbook. Something I have tried to do many times over the years and usually they get lost or fall by the wayside. Through lockdown and…
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High on my list of arses today are Quazi Quateng , Liz Truss, in fact all of the Tory party.
Postcard from the 90's ( or was it late 80's?) in a series commissioned by Boomerang cards who used to supply cinema foyers and student unions around the country with free cards. Other cards in the "Beautiful Britain " series were "The Arses Of…
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This seemed to be a thing back in the day. Mine would have - a small piece of string, a badge of some kind, a cut out , a tiny wee pig, a magic ring, the vanishing nose trick, half a Spondoolick, a whirling stodge, chalky ciggies, half a button, collectors card of Mr. Turnip, a list of friends, a pulling face, plastic pips, a sailor's woggle, a knitted…
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These are quite scary but very addictive!…
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The infamous "Tools For The Shed" shaped postcard project is now at an end so please…
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Another film about the Postman Cheval which probably even better than the first one. There are several on YouTube to check out.
Added by Michael Leigh on April 11, 2022 at 8:54pm — No Comments
A nice little trailer for afilm that looks intriguing. Has anybody ever seen it?
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Collaborative book between me and Hazel Jones and Art Nahpro ( Paul Jackson) . I was meant to travel further but returned to us after a …
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