Showing posts with label Susan McAllister. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Susan McAllister. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Composition in decomposition - Susan McAllister
Susan proves that simple is more with this perfectly balanced, satisfying collage. I received it after I sent something to Susan which to my mind had a similar message, love when that happens!
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Mystery creature from Susan McAllister makes me pause mid sentence
Love this apostrophe (or it a comma) from Susan McAllister. I better not show it to Lyra or she will start barking at it, because for sure it's a hedgehog! Svenja, where are you to name that creature? Great energy, susan's trademark colours and it makes me smile.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Dazzled by Susan McAllister
As I look at this again I see asemic lines that remind me of John Bennett! I hope it's happy New Year, Susan! I will choose to interpret this as a creative brainwave. I am dazzled.
Monday, September 1, 2014
Succulent Mixed Media Collage - Susan McAllister
You get the feel of the colours in this scan but miss the precision of the marks on each of the layers of this yummy piece from Ssuan. She suggests on the back that it is a thank you for something I sent her. WELL THANK YOU Susan. I wish I could shrink another version and make a pair of earrings from this. It is very cool, very haptic, just delicious!
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Susan McAllister (Berkeley) - Nothing More Natural
Susan has sent me beautiful colourful painted cards in the past, card's I've loved, so I was surprised when I saw another side to Susan on MinXus Lynxus: http://minxuslynxus2.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/minxus-mail-bag-mail-art-minus-the-heart-from-susan-mcallister-berkeley-california-usa/. Surprised, but interested and impressed. It funny the way one chooses the mail one sends, based on an inkling of what the person likes or wants. Susan tells me she is surpised I have only ever received her tamer mail art so in her inclusive way, I guess she decided to send me what she describes as this 'funky' card , 'what others might call weird,' piece.
I love the xerox feel, the way it take sme back to black and white movies, the clunky special effects and for me, the bad dreams. And those letters 'TPD' whisper something prehistoric in my ear. Very scary.
Thank you Susan!
I love the xerox feel, the way it take sme back to black and white movies, the clunky special effects and for me, the bad dreams. And those letters 'TPD' whisper something prehistoric in my ear. Very scary.
Thank you Susan!
Monday, January 14, 2013
A burst of colour from Susan McAllister on a snowy afternoon
I'm a real fan of Susan's painterly postcards! I'm not sure if this is acrylic or gouache or maybe acrylic ink? Whatever it's mysterious and delightful. Thank you Susan.
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