My trusty knife attacked my thumb this week while I was preparing wooden plaques. Actually, I shouldn't blame the blade as it was user error and I did something I shouldn't have. I'm promising myself to being much more careful. A shout out to Chris, one of Sushipot's awesome-est patrons, for sending me cool band-aids for boo-boos such as these! I'm putting 'em to good use ;) This brownie plaque and a handful of others will be posted in the shop over the weekend.
Showing posts with label prickly plaque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prickly plaque. Show all posts
November 7, 2014
September 8, 2014
Prickly Plaques
I finished up a fresh assortment of prickly plaques over the weekend. They will be posted in the shop throughout the day. Send me a message if you see one you would like to reserve. Enjoy!
Labels:
anatomical,
art,
art plaque,
mixed media,
mixed media art,
obstetrics,
plaque,
plaques,
prickly plaque,
skeleton,
sushipot
March 7, 2014
Prickly Plaques
Another transplant from this French volume on anatomy and dissection. I finished up six prickly plaques this week and have the numb fingers to show for it. Those cut tacks 'round the edge are not gentle folks! Soon as I finish editing photos the plaques will be in the shop.
Labels:
anatomical,
anatomical heart,
anatomy,
art,
dissection,
french,
heart,
human anatomy,
mixed media,
mixed media art,
plaque,
prickly plaque,
sushipot
January 28, 2014
Anatomy Art Plaques
This week I'm sprucing up the selection of prickly plaques in the shop. A few more anatomical plaques and some of the popular paper doll plaques will available by Friday.
Labels:
anatomical,
anatomy,
art,
art plaque,
mixed media,
mixed media art,
plaque,
prickly plaque,
sushipot,
suzanna scott
November 8, 2013
Mother Goose Plaques
Seriously tacky plaques for the kid-at-heart-with-a-slightly-dark-side. I do not recommend hanging these in the nursery due to their ninja star-like qualities. The imagery is from a 1930's Mother Goose book. These prickly plaques along with a few other paper doll plaques will be sprinkled into the shop over the weekend.
Labels:
1930,
mixed media,
mother goose,
plaque,
prickly plaque,
sushipot,
vintage
August 16, 2013
Botanical Plaques
Among my collection of treasured ephemera are a few tattered, hand-colored lithographs from Lorenz Oken’s extensive 13 volume series „Naturgeschichte für alle Stände“ (Natural History for all Social Ranks) which was published in 1843 in Stuttgart, Germany. This botanical plaque and a couple others will be added to the shop today along with some anatomical plaques too.
Labels:
antique,
art plaque,
botany,
ephemera,
garden,
Lorenz Oken,
mixed media,
natural history,
plants,
plaque,
prickly plaque,
science,
sushipot
February 3, 2013
Prickly Heart Plaque
This prickly plaque depicting the circulation of blood throughout the human body was posted in the shop this afternoon along with a couple of other anatomical heart plaques. Yep...still time to get one of 'em for Valentines Day next week (within the USA)....just place your order by Friday morning, February 8th.
Labels:
anatomical,
anatomical heart,
anatomy,
art,
heart,
plaque,
prickly plaque,
sushipot,
valentine,
valentine art
June 21, 2012
Paper Doll Prickly Plaques

Three French paper doll prickly plaques were photographed and posted in the shop today. A few more anatomical plaques should be ready tomorrow. My favorite of this trio is the 'lil beach-goer with the sand pail 'n red shoes.
Labels:
childhood,
dress up,
french,
paper dolls,
plaque,
prickly plaque,
sushipot
March 23, 2012
French Paper Doll Plaques


I've been holding onto (hoarding?) some exquisite French paper doll plates. They are from the world renowned Imagerie d'Epinal, Imagerie Pellerin studios of France which date back to 1796. From what I can gather, this series of paper dolls, Poupées à Habiller, was created as a series of four plates published in the late 1800's. Since I recently discovered they were just the right size for my little plaques, I decided to stop hoarding and share a few of them via Prickly Plaques.
January 18, 2012
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