MY BOX AND ROBOT ARE READY TO BE RELEASE INTO THE WORLD. TOMMORROW AFTERNOON I WILL LEAVE HIM SOMEWHERE IN THE COMMUNITY AND HOPE HE IS FOUND. TWO THINGS COULD HAPPEN. EITHER HE WILL BE FOUND AND LOVED OR SOMEONE MAY TOTALLY NOT GET HIM, BUT THIS IS THE RISK I MUST TAKE. PLEASE GO TO A GOOD HOME!!!!!
hi! I love your robot and that you are leaving it as found art! I hope someone found it and gave it a good home
ReplyDeleteMaybe you would like to join us at Found Art Tuesday?
http://rosamurillo.squarespace.com/found-art-tuesdays/
and we're on facebook too!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=119607194731656&ref=ts
YES OF COURSE SOUNDS LIKE FUN!!!! LOVE THE IDEA OF SPREADING ART AND LOVE
ReplyDeleteI love your idea of leaving your robot for someone to find. In So. Calif. in the 1970's during the 'Flower Power' era, my brother, who is now a professional artist, used to paint designs on smooth small pebbles and leave them on Sunset Blvd. and Hollywood Blvd in visible places just for fun. Stars, castles, dragons, suns, moons, he even painted George Harrison on one and my other sister Rebecca Howell Gibson still has it. I have one that has a checker board design. I love whimsical things that make people smile and be happy. So, I am happy to hear someone else has the same thoughts of spreading joy and love through art. My brother is Troy Howell, who illustrated the Redwall series jacket covers in the U.S.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, keep creating! It is so much fun!
Teresa Swanson in Cloth and Clay