Magazine Collage Art Blog

Having been a corporate video producer for over 30 (yikes!) years, I occasionally put together a video of my artwork in progress.  Some can takes d...

Being in my 50's, I obviously did not grow up with social media, the internet, cell phones or even a wireless one.  In fact, we had only one phone ...

I'm excited to have completed my digital book on How to Collage.  I've been asked to do workshops, and I may someday, but I first had to figure out...

Being in my fifties, I’ve lived through several presidential elections.  This one is like no other.  Everyday there seems to be something new to discuss and not necessarily something beneficial regarding the problems facing our country and how the candidates plan on solving them.  Adding to all the craziness, the main stream media and social media are adding fuel to the fire.  This collage...

It seemed as if I was reading for the first time about the evils of World War II and the excitement of the possibility of space travel.  As I flipped through the pages, I  began to notice how women were portrayed in ads.

For the secondary images, you need to look close at the details.  You can see:

• “Toxic Cancer” on the cigarette.
• the letters LIES on her nails holding the cigarette, implying that she’s lying to herself regarding her habits.

The artwork shows paint dripping off the brush, congealing on the floor.  That’s what would happen with me, drinking wine and carelessly drip paint everywhere.  I probably should have added a dab of paint on the dress too.

I was recently interviewed by motivational speaker, DeLores Pressley about how and why I switched careers from my 35 years as a videographer to an ...

In this collage, each cup shows a different shade of coffee with embedded words that exemplify the personality of the person who’s drinking it.  Here’s what to look for:

Coffee with cream and sugar.  I imagine this person to be...

In this cat collage, you will find parts of sweaters, dresses, scissors, clocks, wrenches, and even a roulette table.  For his nose, you will find a pink purse.

I imagine this lady to be a widow, hence the black dress and shoes, and she’s at her husband’s funeral.  In her right hand, she’s holding a handkerchief to wipe her tears, along with her husband’s wedding ring.

I’m very honored to have my animal inspired collage artwork featured on Outlaw Kritters blog.  I was interviewed about my artwork and my connection...