Sunday, November 14, 2010

Thank you!

I just wanted to take a minute to give a whole lot of thanks to my teacher Yollande who made us see things very differently ( 3-D)...who showed us how to be patient. Thanks for having shared so much of your many talents with all of us. Those 25 years or so with you have enabled us to share- laugh and be creative. My hat is off to you! Again many thanks!


















Beautiful works by my classmates







I thought I'd tease you a little bit by seeing other great works done by my "papertole friends"! Enjoy!
















Works of art 2










Works of papertole art







Here are some of my other pieces!

Final works on the art of papertole


It's been awhile since I posted. On my last papertole..I've added more snow banks in the bottom of the picture.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Last Update on the Winter Scene


Finally, after all the work was finished,I put on snow just about everywhere: I put on little globs of silicone here and there,immediately adding snow on top before the silicone could dry. The snow had to be put on just a bit at a time (it took about two hours). The snow is made from crushed glass, so one has to be careful. This is the final outcome:the final piece of the art of paper tole!

More Paper Tole




Here, you will find the rocks on the left of the scene with all the many pieces put one on top of the other,giving it more depth.

More June Update




Next came the wagon with the boards...the seat..the wheels..and snow around it. I also made changes to the mailbox..then more snow!!

June Update


I put more work on the fence: uprighted the posts more...the glued wire from post to post(the

wire is actually a strong polyester thread ). I then added snow on each post.

Monday, May 17, 2010

More work....




I then did the ( well rounded) fence posts behind the wagon and started on the pile of rocks in the right bottom corner.



I started making bark on the tree trunks making sure they are well rounded,wherever possible.

May work on Paper Tole



The bottom section was added to give more depth and more branches were put on both trees

Friday, April 30, 2010


The whole bottom section of the picture was cut and glued on a piece of foam core to add more depth to the scene..this will later be glued on the print itself...more work to follow!







Snow banks have started being added here and there...





The big tree by the barn has been added once for now.

To the right was added another full tree,the another,eliminating some branches,to add some depth.

April Update on Paper Tole







Here's what has been added since the last post:




-a barn roof with the holes cut off




-the barn boards underneath the big roof




-another roof was added on top of this(again with the holes cut off)




-the side & front of the shed. (on the side of the barn) with one roof




-the black boards in the windows...then the shed barn boards




-then the windows & door frames




-another roof was glued again




Monday, March 22, 2010

More Paper Tole



Another roof on the barn was then glued on, followed by the barn boards( that are also inside the barn)

Paper Tole....continuing....



The front of the barn was added; then the barn boards (see window and door of the barn ). These need to be put now because they are really inside the barn.

2nd update on Paper Tole



Barn boards were added to the shed (left of the barn)

Update on the Art of Paper Tole
















I've been working on the house: the chimney and the smoke has first been added;then another roof was put on the house .The little porch has a new door with knob; it also has an added roof. A dormer window was then put on the roof of the house;then another roof added plus the snow on each side. All the windows were added to the house, followed by the window frames

Sunday, February 7, 2010

The Art of Paper.....




Yesterday, I did one of the trees behind the house...it took me about six to seven hours...
You may click on image for larger view

The Art of Paper Tole........


Last week, I worked on the little shed with opened doors ( since it's further back )...then the small bushes and what looks like a pathway near the porch (see the house)

Friday, January 22, 2010

The Art of Paper Tole...continuing...











I start with what is the farthest...ex...the mountains.I cut pieces..work them with tools..then glue with clear silicone.Here , I did the mountains and some of the small trees that are further away.(sometimes I have to improvise and create pieces ).The trees are cut into many small pieces and each is feathered with small scissors and glued one by one,beginning at the bottom working up or vice-versa.