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more art for sale

hello friends!  i have been going through my piles of collages (i've made some 300, i think), and i have decided to quit using etsy, and to start trying to sell my work on my own.  it's not that i think its that great, its just that i want to clear out some space so i can make some more!  with that in mind, i have drastically cut prices, in hopes that i can find some new homes for art.  if you see something you like, please email me or facebook message me, or leave a comment here.  or call me.  they have these things called phones....

anyway, you'll see the price below each of these 10 pieces.  keep coming back, because i have more to upload.  if i have to ship it to you, please be prepared to pay at least $5 shipping, and perhaps more if it is oversized, or if you buy several.  we'll sort that out once we are in contact with one another.  leave any other questions in the comments.  thank you!


"the examined life"
mixed media assemblage
(found objects, fabric, nails, metal, lightbulb, cardboard, etc, in a wooden frame)
appx. 7x11"
september 2003
$40



"the leader of the band"
paper collage on hardcover bookboard
appx. 11x8"
february 2001
$20
"total scampering"
paper collage on hardcover bookboard
appx. 4x6 1/2"
may 2001
$8
"ash wednesday 2009"
paper collage on hardcover bookboard
appx. 10x7"
february 2009
$15
"wish to join"
paper collage on hardcover bookboard
appx. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2"
august 2010
$12
"word of God"
paper collage on antique bible cover (vintage papers, glue)
appx. 12 1/4 x 9 3/4" 
january 2012
$20
SOLD
"responsibility"
paper collage on hardcover bookboard
appx. 6 x 9 3/4"
january 2001
$10
"there's blood down here (and sunlight, too)"
paper collage on art paper
11 x 15"
may 2007
$40



"wet"
paper collage on stretched canvas
8 x 10
february 2012
$15



"revenge"
paper collage on hardcover bookboard
7 3/8 x 9 1/2"
november 2010
$20

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