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Six Impossible Things with Madcollage Madcollage
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In the world of collage, nothing is impossible. It’s like Wonderland but with paper. I’m finding my way with scissors and tea, and I want to invite you to this garden party.
Everything you need to be creative is already inside of you. Solve the riddles to your artistic potential and reconnect with your ability to dream and create. It’s a journey that starts with curiosity and the rest is time. Or was it the other way around?
Join me every Tuesday to play and learn. It’s never too late to live an inspired life again.
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46 Conversation with Jen Stamps
Jen Stamps is a photographer who recreates her travels on embroidered photographs. Not only does she revisit the places she's been to, but she actually transforms the locations by stitching curious messages over the images. She also takes with her anonymous travelers from the past, and relocates them to lovely spots all over Europe. We talk about her embroidered photographs in this episode as we tour a seldom explored spot in Wonderland.
For more about Jen's work visit: https://www.instagram.com/jenstampscreates/
Read about the Holga cameras she uses here: https://shootitwithfilm.com/5-fun-ways-to-experiment-with-the-holga-120/
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45 Conversation with Giorgia Migliarini
Giorgia Migliarini is our guide in today's episode. She introduces us to the fascinating practice of origami.
From past to present and all around the world, we learn about how origami impacts our lives in ways that we cannot even imagine.
Additionally, she has some excellent suggestions for those who would like to try this amazing art form. Let yourself be swept up in her passion for paper and all things origami. Cheers!
For more about Giorgia visit https://www.instagram.com/howtofold/
https://howtofold.shop/
Paper Kawaii - Origami Tutorials https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA7kuhQGNIO4X2dizncyiPQ
Origami Master Akira Yoshizawa https://amzn.to/3OeQ4Ry
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44 Conversation with Iris Weaver
I speak with Iris Weaver, a collage maker who is just now becoming comfortable with the basic principle of collage: recycling existing images. She is finding allies through social media, sharing her collage work and experimenting with new techniques. We chat about inspiration, challenges and projects.
For more about Iris visit https://www.instagram.com/irisweavercollage/
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43 The garden of live flowers
It’s not easy to get back on the saddle after a setback. I’m rarely “instagram ready”, and I prefer to talk about issues with clarity and openness. Sharing a story sometimes helps me, but some other artists prefer a more curated approach to their online presence. Let’s think about the conversations we’ve had on this podcast. Why are there talkative tiger-lilies, but also some bashful violets?
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42 Conversation with Templeton Elliott
Join us today for a chat about many things: skateboards, hand cut collage, vintage magazines, Xacto versus scissors and more. Our guest is Templeton Elliott.
For more about Templeton's work visit: https://www.instagram.com/mostly.collage/
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41 It seems to fill my head with ideas
Through the Looking Glass contains one of the most unusual poems in the English language. Is there a lesson behind the inclusion of this poem, and what can we learn about its symbolism?
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