playing with acrylics

My acrylics have not been touched in ages so yesterday I decided to play.  I wanted to play intuitively so I started with an old unfinished  watercolor painting, wet the surface and scrubbed off most of the paint.  After it dried, I started playing with some of the ghost shapes, layering images and adding textures as I went along.  Several times areas were painted over and reworked.  This is the result of  four hours of play.    I also played a bit with Citra-Solve.  You can see the painting here.

 

Copyright 2015 Cory Celaya

sweet revenge purses

A peek at some purses from my SWEET REVENGE designs.  See these and other designs at the 2nd annual Day of the Dead Festival, at aVita Boutique in the Raven's Nest in Ajo, Az.  November 1 2015 from 11 am to 3 pm.

 

Copyright 2015 Cory Celaya

fiber and metal

 

 



 

 FIBER AND METAL

Sweet Revenge Necklace by Cory

 

Available for purchase- information at

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remembering joanna

 

Hard to believe that it has been 3 months since my dear friend JoAnna Pierotti left us.  She crosses my mind everyday.  A few years ago during one of our play days, she taught me how to make a necklace for my Kayla's birthday.  It was on a micro mini canvas, very colorful, lots of bling and a pink ribbon to go around her neck...she loved it.  Today I made another version of the necklace in honor of JoAnna....I know she was watching me create.  I miss my friend.

 



 





 

mix and match

 

CREATIVE STACKABLE BANGLES

 

Order them in color combinations of your choice

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free play necklace

 

ICON NECKLACE

 

The fun of free play is in the gathering of materials.

Will make you a personal necklace upon request.

 

Information by email

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repacho jeans

 

 

Growing up I spent hours watching my grandmother do beautiful stitch work, she was a great seamstress.  I also watched my mother do amazing crochet work as well as almost anything creative.  When my favorite jeans developed rips, and holes, I decided to save them.  A bit of stitching, pieces of vintage crochet and some boro stitching, made my jeans better than new.