Christopher Marley uses bugs! While I am sure there is a scientific name for collecting insects, when you see the examples below, most will think - bugs. The images below are incredible. His precision in placement and arrangement is the key to his displays of art.
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| Finae by Christopher Marley* A collection of stag beetles found in Indonesia. |
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| 30 x 40 Damselfly Diamonds by Christopher Marley* Damselfly found in the Philippines I encourage you to look at his website to view the amazing blue color of these damselflies. |
In contrast, artist Michele Alcock, uses parts of plants and flowers to create her whimsical
"Garden Girls, Nature's Magic with a Little Bling". She carefully and thoughtfully layers the materials until an image is born. In most of her pieces she uses over ten plants and flowers. She adds a bit of 'bling' by adding Austrian crystals. Each work of art is signed by the artist.
"Garden Girls, Nature's Magic with a Little Bling". She carefully and thoughtfully layers the materials until an image is born. In most of her pieces she uses over ten plants and flowers. She adds a bit of 'bling' by adding Austrian crystals. Each work of art is signed by the artist.
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| Augustine by Michele Alcock* |
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| Grace by Michele Alcock* |
*Photographs were taken and used with permission from the artist.
Thank you Christopher. Thank you Michele.
To learn more about each artist:
Christopher Marley website: www.pheromonedesign.com
Michele Alcock fan page on FaceBook:
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