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I was born an artist. My first tool of choice was my mother’s tube of bright red lipstick, after which I moved on to band-aids and later, black shoe polish. I was eventually given a box of Crayola crayons (64, with the built-in sharpener!) and a ton of coloring books. After mastering the art of staying inside the lines I discovered it was much more fun to jump outside the lines, and I’ve been doing so ever since.

I’m a mixed media artist, which means I can’t decide what I most like to work with, so I combine lots of different elements.

I’m an assemblage artist, which means I have a knack for transforming ordinary objects into something different, something changed, something that tells a story or conveys an emotion.

My work with hospice, death, and bereavement often appears in my art, addressing such...

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  • Female
  • Born on January 14
  • Joined January 21, 2006

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vintage ephemera, found objects, fabric, glass beads, creative energy, chocolate

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About

I was born an artist. My first tool of choice was my mother’s tube of bright red lipstick, after which I moved on to band-aids and later, black shoe polish. I was eventually given a box of Crayola crayons (64, with the built-in sharpener!) and a ton of coloring books. After mastering the art of staying inside the lines I discovered it was much more fun to jump outside the lines, and I’ve been doing so ever since.

I’m a mixed media artist, which means I can’t decide what I most like to work with, so I combine lots of different elements.

I’m an assemblage artist, which means I have a knack for transforming ordinary objects into something different, something changed, something that tells a story or conveys an emotion.

My work with hospice, death, and bereavement often appears in my art, addressing such themes as faith, hope, renewal, survival, forgiveness, and healing.

Art is my therapy, my passion, my truth.

I hope my art touches your spirit and speaks to your soul.

Thank you for visiting Little Joys Studio...ENJOY!

Stop by my blog, Chaos and Art: http://laurejanus.blogspot.com

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