Here is the completed piece. Hopefully, some better photos will come out of the exhibit, with details of the piece. I'll get a better photographer to do that for me.
The butterflies are cut from a map sent to me awhile ago by a friend in Canada. And the circle are from the 100+ year old map. They're floating above via thin wires, which I poked into some styro attached inside the skull. The movement is nice. I'm pleased with the results though I'd do a few things differently if I had it to do over. One thing, make sure the bottom edge of the base was more even. Next time! Oh wait, I'm not doing this again. I do have lots of map circles left over so I'll have fun figuring out what to do with them.
Another altered card. I wasn't sure what I could do with this particular piece of art work, but now I want to stop by the museum and get a few more of these.
Another Buddha smile, on this altered card.
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Oh my what a crafty , artsy person you are and btw the skull came out great and you did a wonderful job . Take care my friend .
Really, really like the first card and your skull is awesome! You are amazing!!
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