I see this Wolverton girl (above) as a sculpture made from a base consisting of a carved- out empty milk container (gallon size) and a ropey mop.
This Don Martin guy would look great 6' tall on the outside of a door. So would Clampett's indian, the one with a skinny neck and a big belly, but I can't find a good picture on the net.
Plastic or rubber skulls (above) always look good with a wig of flowing girls hair.
Redraw this (above) Tex Avery take picture very large and color it for your front porch. The kids'll love it!
Glue any old thing from your wastebasket onto a paper bag to make a mask. Add color.
Liberians considered this (above) to be a JUDGE'S mask!!!!????? Man, I'd like to see a Liberian trial!
Above, an interesting color scheme by Picasso. If you have something for the porch that needs to be painted.....
Believe it or not, these faces (above) were made from toilet paper tubes. First they were softened somehow, then painted. Then the artist used pliers and extra cardboard from other rolls to make faces.
Holy Cow! A nifty monkey face sculpture, from somewhere in Melanesia, I think.
I wish that an actual Avery mask was real
ReplyDeleteMush: So do I!!!!
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