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Sep
26
Janet Cooper is a recycled artist who incorporates interesting used goods that aren’t found in any ordinary garbage bin. Her funky mixed-media quilts, dolls, assemblage ladies and — my favorite — tin can figurines use vintage labels and packaging, antique fashion accessories, tidbits from her travels and ages-old doll forms to help her create truly unique work. Peruse her gallery at janetcooperdesigns.com. If you’re looking for something a bit more functional, be sure to check out her fun Tobacco Tag Jewelry.
[tags]tin can art, recycled art, tin doll[/tags]
