Top 9 Alternative Art Supplies (continued)

Last week I wrote about Alternative Art Supply stores but I forgot to add some of the work I have done on or with alternative supplies.

Here is a smattering:

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Boy Thinking, Acrylic painted on half a door.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Face Studies, Acrylic painted on left-over pieces of crescent board from framing.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Lego Out To Dry, Mixed Media including: oil pastels, water color, string, lego, tiny clothes pins, duct tape, the back sides of the covers of sketch books.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2009. Bike Man. Mixed Media. Cardboard, paper, oil pastels, chalk pastels, acrylic, a bike chain, magazine/catalog cut out, used plastic bags, pebbles.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Matchbox Grid. Mixed media. Acrylic, match boxes, matches, glue, string, on plywood scrap.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Study of Georges Braque work. Acrylic on press board scrap.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Circles in Threes. Side 1. Salvaged 1950's windows with circular pattern, acrylic, paper, wood scraps, wire. Can be hung to be seen from from or back.

Suzanne Gibbs, 2008. Circles in Threes. Side 2. Salvaged 1950's windows with circular pattern, acrylic, paper, wood scraps, wire. Can be hung to be seen from from or back.

Suzanne Utaski Gibbs, 2012, A Smidgen of Pink, 
3 x 3, acrylic, hemp string, and paper on coaster.

The above piece will be in a show soon at  CSUF Grand Central Art Center in downtown Santa Ana. I wrote a bit more about it recently. The show is coming up soon.

Saturday, July 7, 7:00pm until 10:00pm