the Queen of Blobbage (pronounced in the French way).
Lateral Grieving.

Lateral Grieving
for the Queen of Blobbage
Sally Swain © original art
Who’s heard of it?
Not you. Not me before now, because
the Queen of Blobbage (pronounced in the French way).
Lateral Grieving.

Lateral Grieving
for the Queen of Blobbage
Sally Swain © original art
Who’s heard of it?
Not you. Not me before now, because
making do.
With bricolage, you play with the materials at hand, even if they are old soggy paint-logged facial tissues.
‘These magical acts of creation are analogous to pulling a large amount of rabbit from a small amount of hat.’
says Stephen Nachmanovitch in ‘Free Play – the Power of Improvisation in Life and the Arts’. *

Dabflowers
Sally Swain © original art
picture made from other people’s leftover paint tissues, plus glue, watercolour, pen.
Quite 3 dimensional. Coiled tissue pirals in the centre.
Remember a couple of