Some of my most recent artwork - a shoebox full to the brim of personal and found objects, ephemera, bric-à-brac, photographs old and new, tins, matchboxes and various other pieces. I plan to develop these objects further later on in the college year, creating a Joseph Cornell inspired assemblage piece, hopefully evoking memories, stories and nostalgia, continuing on from the piece which I made for my National Diploma in Art and Design final major project. I hope you all have a lovely weekend! Love, Jazzabelle.
Looking good! I've recently become inspired by random bits and bobs myself especially after seeing Carrie and Lucy's house, and it might inform my work too...somehow. I definitely need to read up on Joseph Cornell some more and figure out where it's all going.
ReplyDeleteThese looks like amazing finds. I absolutely adored the piece you made for your diploma, it was beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis looks brilliant! I love the aesthetic of all your works. I can't wait to see more :)
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All your little bits looks so lovely and I'm really looking forward to seeing the final product later in the year. Just read your post about last year's project and I think what you created was beautiful. The old and new together with found items and your own is really interesting and so catching on the eye. I love the 3D element too and the wilting rose was such a fantastic idea. Hope you got top marks for that one =)
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Ooh, this sounds like such a lovely project! I can't wait to see how it turns out!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing project! x
ReplyDeleteI like the fact that your art is always very recognisable as being 'yours' - I'd be interested to see more of it.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying working on my art GCSE. We've just been given a new list of inspirations to choose from, and I think I'm going to go with the theme of 'contrasts'.
I love this! I want it for my living room. You should start selling your work. This is my first time visiting your blog. It's wonderful!
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How delightful, my a level class is also doing the theme of nostalgia. Those tiny bottles are so beautiful, I really cannot wait to see your final piece. It's really lovely to delve back into the past and pick out all those little bits and pieces. Though the majority of mine are chewed up mcdonalds toys, not so nice, hehe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment, I'm doing really well, how are you? I feel as though we haven't spoken in ages, hehe how times flies in the blogosphere in such a relatively short space of time :)
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I have a shoebox like this too, in fact I have two as one became so full of personal little things that I had to make a new one, which is wrapped in wrapping paper so that it looks pretty hehe.
ReplyDeleteAw you look lovely in the video below! Hope you had a fab day! And I loved how you styled it!
And in reply, thank you - I've literally been wearing that coat everyday - I'm in love ha! And I hope you do an outfit post on your Urban Oufitters buy as it sounds fab :) Wasn't their 75% sale this Jan brilliant? I was just sad that I had blown all my money and couldn't buy anything lol x
Amazing pictures! This reminds me of Amelie Poulain ... I love her so much!
ReplyDeleteHave a fun weekend! :)
Miki.
oh why can't we all be talented like you! I love love love your final piece for National Diploma!! absolutely stunning xxxx
ReplyDeletecant wait to see this piece! those little message bottles are the cutest, and your final piece for national diploma was so so wonderful xx
ReplyDeleteThis looks so lovely, I am very jelous how talented you are at art. My bestfriend is like that, she is amazing at it! I always envy people who are good at art very much, but this loks wonderful!
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Lizzi xxx
You always take such lovely photographs, you seem to have a knack for it.
ReplyDeleteThe message bottles are beautiful!
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I love this so very much so. Your artwork is so beautiful it really is. I adore all the little nostalgia and details. I love collecting vintage tins, just the fact they have aged makes for there appeal.
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing Legally Blonde a week today! I've been feeling rather uninspired lately- life really does get you down sometimes but I guess no one ever said it was easy. Lets hope London cheers me up a little bit and gives me some inspiration xxx
Jazzi this is beautiful :)
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looks like a nice project, be nice to see more when you get round to it
ReplyDeletereally love the concept behind this, look forward to seeing more pieces! x
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great project, I love scrapbooks and boxes full of memories :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented!
ReplyDeleteEee this sounds lovely! It looks beautiful already, just as a collection of ideas so can't wait to hear about the finished product!
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Beautiful photographs, looks sentimental
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This looks wonderful Jazmine, can't wait to see how it develops. Sally x
ReplyDeletei love nostalgic art ! it's always a nice subject , gets you thinking .
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Beautiful pics - so atmospheric. xx
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