In A Pagan Land
Summer's End
Both new listings in my Etsy shop.
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"Away The Crow Road...." A scottish saying meaning that someone has died.
- Jo Archer
- Northamptonshire, United Kingdom
- We are all stepping out toward the Crow Road. Some running, some meandering, others sitting by the wayside. Befriend other travellers, enjoy the journey and leave behind something beautiful.
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Olive May
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The Phoenix Bakery
Retro Cafe Art
The White Rabbit King
by Rainey
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ah Leonardo's image I think. Lovely old sepia and tea colours. I like the wheat in the second one & again those calming shades.You're so good at assemblage Jo.You inject an 'other world'thought provoking feel into your work Hope you're feeling back to your old self again?
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you grabbed me on the side bar with leo and the word pagan!
ReplyDeleteI did a whole show on Leo a few years back, my first solo and it was such a great experience. Leo's mother was named Caterina... your work is awesome is it going in your shop?
gorgeous pieces! the sepia tones and the elements are awesome...i love the rusty wire.. i had alot of that same wire that came out of the wall behind our bath when we renovated.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I love them.
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies. Yes, back to my old self Rainey; my down days don't last long, thank god! The wire mesh, Lisa, came from the site of an old burned out car that me and the kids found on a summer walk. The words at the side are from my brother's headstone, but in this case mean that summer hasn't died, it's just changed into autumn.
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Beautiful work Jo! These are fantastic.
ReplyDeletevery earthy and lovely!:)
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Thanks Susan and Kerin.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Just love the words in your last piece.
ReplyDeleteOoooh...NICE Jo! Your colour palette here is so foxed and soft and beautiful! Oh - fyi - I chucked up my barter list, finally, on my barter crcle blog. I'm going to go with Alicia on this one, as she's a one stop shop of hoardings and duplicates, lol!! However, I'll have plenty of extra stuff, even after Alicia, so if you want to do a swap let me know, else chuck me a list if you've got one and I'll put it up on my blog then refer everybody back again to you.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool!
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, thank you so much for your kind words, I´m happy you like my work and are interested in my brooches. I sent you a message on etsy with more details ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood to hear you´re feeling better, I hope you saw my comment on your last posting. And your new collages are just beautiful, they have such a great feel of vintage and nostalgia to them.
Bye Kirsten
These are gorgeous Jo... they look like they were unearthed in a museum.. artifacts.
ReplyDeleteWhat genius Leonardo!
Thank you Fleur, Debbie and Canace. x
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, thanks for your comments.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear that we share this issue, and would love to chat sometime. xo cat
Jo _ I've been trying to sype you about the facebok thing - GREAT idea. I'll try and email you instead. PS...I have only just seen your Brace Yourself posting. See my comment, hun.
ReplyDeletethese are just gorgeous, jo! i've been trying to comment on you and other blogger blogs since yesterday when OWOH started, but they all appeared to be broken, saying "bad request" when you tried to comment. ugh.
ReplyDeleteanyway, i adore these! the colours, the textures, the burned edges and handwriting. all just gorgeous!!