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It's no secret- I love an excuse to create a DIY Lewwwkkkk. Case in point- HALLOWEEN! Last year we were in San Diego for Halloween and we threw together some Game of Thrones costumes day of- and from thrift shop and random things we found. This year John and I were invited to the band director's Halloween party, so I decided to make one of my daily art pieces come to life!  (Left) my sketch...which was basically me planning out what I wanted to create (Right) The finished 'shoulder piece'. My friend Jason Basden is my sculpture guru- I ask him any time I have a 3D question. He recommended using this spray foam used in construction to create the 'spilled witches brew' that I wanted to have cascading over my shoulder- and it worked! I wore black sequined gown under it, plopped it on my shoulder, threw on my wig and hat and I was good to go!  On the way home John mentioned he had to stop by Target...and of course I had to go in an check out the brooms...I seemed to have misplaced mine at Tiffany's house. Erin and I did an outing- an opening at the Cornell Museum of Art- dressed to blend in...obviously!  Just two art girls, that LOVE fashion!   Q: Are you wearing trashbags? A: Yassssssssssssssssssss Excited to be a part of the Dia de los Muertos celebration in Lake Worth! Jose from Hatch 1121 reached out to Brent and I at the beginning of the school year about having our LWHS art student participate in the exhibit and the larger community event- at the same time one of the Spanish teachers at school contacted us about a celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month at school. So we did BOTH! Click here to see more pics!  Look at all the fun stuff going on!  I also exhibited some of my pieces from a series I did a few years back dedicated to Day of the Dead.  ...and of course I had to dress for the theme! The celebration at school was so much fun! |
Author...just a gal trying to get this art out of my soul to share with the world on a DAILY basis...no big deal...check out my ramblings!-JLG 
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