Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson’s love of collage started with a scrapbox of mementos from childhood, triggering the journey to the works she does today from torn bits of hand-painted papers. (Above, Jazz Singer)
My technique has evolved as a result of experimentation with hand-painted, hand-made and a wide variety of textured and patterned papers. Layering and weaving, pushing and pulling the colors, patterns and values makes collage liken to music. I go back and forth, alternating and overlapping until the rhythm creates something I love. –Artist Statement
Her Facebook, here.
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Categories: Fiber and Paper
OMG! Just found these today – they tear my heart out with joy!!!!
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The color and texture in these are absolutely stunning! Very inspiring!
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Yes I wholeheartedly agree. The colors are especially gripping. This is particularly difficult work, I imagine, but it works beautifully. Thank you for your comment.
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I love these! I’m always looking for inspiration to try new things… Might attempt something similar 🙂
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Good, I’m really glad you found something to inspire. Thank you for stopping by.
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Those are very inspiring. I love the color palette used as well as the texture.
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Yes, I agree on the colors – which is what caught my eye, too. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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you are more than welcome:)
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Wow, thanks very much for featuring my work and the compliments. i appreciate it very much.
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You’re more than welcome. Simply gorgeous and delicate work.
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