Welcome!! i am so glad that you enjoyed the video, and I hope that you will find many more projects here on my channel, that you will like. Thank you Very much Barbara. : )
I think so too! It always takes a bit to find enough interesting bits for one of these unpainted assemblages, but I love to do them. Thanks so much Andrea. : )
Dear Ina, your box turned out wonderful, as always. I'm always amazed at the great things you find to process. Very cool, also the colors and the background with the old book pages. I'm excited! I wish you a nice Sunday. ❤👍 Hugs vom Tinchen
Thank you so much Tinchen. I am always so pleased to see you here and glad you like my ideas. I am always on the look out for cool pieces ,that are not too big for my art. IF I had more space I would love to work bigger . Thanks so much for watching and taking time to comment. LG Hugs Have a great week. : )
You are brilliant Ina!!! First of all...you woke up watching my Sunday morning video...I went to sleep last night watching this video!🤣😂😅 I love how resourceful you are...making an assemblage piece out of these picture boxes and all that wonderful "STUFF" you've collected...AMAZING! I love how you aged it all too. Ina this is one of my favorite assemblage pieces of yours...you have outdone yourself!👏👏👏 BTW...that chicken skull...😱😱😱🧡🧡🧡
Wow, thank you Denise. I am so glad you like this. I appreciate your encouragement. I have a lot of stuff, but only some is suitable for these type of unpainted assemblages, most is junk. LOL I am always on the look out for unique, cool looking things, so I can do these type of assemblages more. Well, I like the painted once too, it"s just a different concept all together. One of my dear viewers send me a few real animal skulls, including the chicken. Those are very cool pieces to use in assemblages. Talk to you soon Denise. : )
Oh, Ina, I always love your creations. Configuration box sounds like a category of box. You need to find something pizzazz-y to call this thing. It certainly is a busy box for grownups. Exploratory Box of This & That. Ina’s Miniature Play World. Ina, have you ever made an aquarium of fantastical fishes and other nethersea creatures? Oh, I’d love to see that!
Hi Mara and thanks for your suggestions.. all are cool. yes, configuration box is a bit of a mouthful. HA I appreciate your great feedback and I am pleased that you enjoy my stuff. I did do a maritime assemblage frame awhile back, I also did another one with 2 fishes, but yes an underwater world might be fun. thanks for sharing your ideas. : )
LOL....Cornell loved glass items and skulls, so he might like it, but maybe a bit too busy for him.. Your chicken gift really advanced this piece and I am glad I had it and you like the way I used it. Thanks so very much Aggie. : )
Hi Ina, I absolutely fine this type of project so interesting and fun. I met someone at the Jazz Fest here in New Orleans, that does this same type of assemblage. I’ve bought three pieces of her work. If I may leave her name with you, I think you will love to see what she does. She’s very inspiring.....Or perhaps you have inspired her. 😊 She is Gena Ollendieck, and can be found on Facebook. Thank you for sharing your work. 🤗
I love your style Ina. The more rusty and unique the more I like it. I like that you knew so many of the items, the clip holding the number 5 is an old tie clip that mostly worn by men to hold their tie next to their shirt, back in the day. Just thought you would like to know. TFS
Thank you Doreen for the tie clip info ,I wasn't sure what that clip was originally for. I try to find proper names for my junk which is sometimes challenging. LOL I am so glad that you enjoy my art and yes ,unique is definitely my goal and rustic is just so me, I am not the frilly type. Ha
thanks for sharing the porcess of creating interesting edges. do you envision what your project will look like and work towards that , or just get out all the objects and materials you want to work w/ that day and let them 'guide where you will go? btw i embarass my family by picking up all the bits on the ground as we walk! LOL
Depends...I think for most of my projects I start with either the substrate or main shape., that leads me into the rest. Sometimes just 1 piece gives me the idea for the whole thing, like the ball with the snail etc. For this one I planned from the beginning to display findings, as I had some cool bits that I did not wanted to paint over. I also pulled out things that would create a mechanical look, before I got started. But how all the pieces end up kinda evolves. as I work on it. Keep picking up those findings. My hubby brings stuff home that he finds when he walks the dog. LOL Thanks for watching Nita. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom Thank you. I'm just watching another of your inspiring makes and have just written several ideas in my art note book . I now know what I keep all my bits of chains, keys ,plastic toys ,buttons, feathers, cogs etc for!!!
Wow wonderful love this 😀 😍 ❤ 💕
I'm glad you like it. Thank you very much Fatima. : )
Very very welcome
Lady, that is fantastic and so inspiring.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind comment. : )
Just so nice dear friend. Keep supporting us. Have a good day 💞
Thank you very much. : )
I'm a new subbie. This video came up on my HOME FEED tonight.
This is absolutely fantastic!!! Super nice job!!! I love it!!! TFS
Austin TX USA
Welcome!! i am so glad that you enjoyed the video, and I hope that you will find many more projects here on my channel, that you will like. Thank you Very much Barbara. : )
Cool findings need a wonderful home, great work Ina.
I think so too! It always takes a bit to find enough interesting bits for one of these unpainted assemblages, but I love to do them. Thanks so much Andrea. : )
What fun! This is great.
Thank you so very much Judy. I appreciate it. : )
So wonderful
Thank you Ann. Glad you enjoyed it. : )
❤ TFS
You are very welcome Kellie. Thank you
Amazing!!!!!!!
Thank you very much Fabian.
I think I'll try this and put different statues of saints on them. You inspire me A LOT!!!!
Glad that you find inspiration here. Thank you and have fun with your project.
Great collection of stuff! Great art and great video! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so very much. Glad you enjoyed watching. : )
Checking out your videos after a long time. The studio, new intro. Everything amazing.
Especially the way you greet in the intro.
Made my day.
Welcome back! Glad you enjoy the new intro and the video. I appreciate your kind responds. : )
Decorative way to display ones little treasures, great talking point as well
Thank you loren for your feedback. I appreciate it. : )
Wow! I love this so much! TFS Hugs!
Thank you so much Marg for watching and enjoying my art. I appreciate it. : )
Dear Ina, your box turned out wonderful, as always. I'm always amazed at the great things you find to process. Very cool, also the colors and the background with the old book pages. I'm excited! I wish you a nice Sunday. ❤👍 Hugs vom Tinchen
Thank you so much Tinchen. I am always so pleased to see you here and glad you like my ideas. I am always on the look out for cool pieces ,that are not too big for my art. IF I had more space I would love to work bigger . Thanks so much for watching and taking time to comment. LG Hugs Have a great week. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom ❤❤❤
Looks really really cool love your unique creativity
Thanks so very much Karin. : )
I’m behind Ina, very cool as always! Love all the little pieces.
Thank you Kim! 😊 I quite like this one too. So glad you are watching. : )
How absolutley magical. Totally in love with this. Thanku so much for a wonderful tutorial 💜
You are so welcome Karen. I am pleased that you like my ideas and I hope it inspires you to give it a try. : )
Wonderful assemblage, so many inertesting pieces, modified and displayed in such a great way. Thanks for showing us the process.
Thank you very much George for your great feedback. I am pleased that you enjoy my box and do dats. : )
You are brilliant Ina!!! First of all...you woke up watching my Sunday morning video...I went to sleep last night watching this video!🤣😂😅 I love how resourceful you are...making an assemblage piece out of these picture boxes and all that wonderful "STUFF" you've collected...AMAZING! I love how you aged it all too. Ina this is one of my favorite assemblage pieces of yours...you have outdone yourself!👏👏👏 BTW...that chicken skull...😱😱😱🧡🧡🧡
Wow, thank you Denise. I am so glad you like this. I appreciate your encouragement.
I have a lot of stuff, but only some is suitable for these type of unpainted assemblages, most is junk. LOL I am always on the look out for unique, cool looking things, so I can do these type of assemblages more. Well, I like the painted once too, it"s just a different concept all together. One of my dear viewers send me a few real animal skulls, including the chicken. Those are very cool pieces to use in assemblages. Talk to you soon Denise. : )
Ina...I always love your assemblages...and this one has so many unique treasures added. Keep creating!!!
I will and thank you so very much for your kind feedback Diane. : )
Jak zawsze z pomysłem , Twoja kreatywność jest na wysokim poziomie . Brawo .
Cieszę się, że podobają się Wam moje pomysły i sztuka. Dziękuję bardzo. :)
Браво!👏Мне очень понравился процесс создания этой композиции👍Я тоже иногда делаю подобные вещи🙋♀️
Я рад, что вам понравилось.
Сборки - это весело, и здорово, что вам тоже нравится это искусство. Большое спасибо.
Oh, Ina, I always love your creations. Configuration box sounds like a category of box. You need to find something pizzazz-y to call this thing. It certainly is a busy box for grownups. Exploratory Box of This & That. Ina’s Miniature Play World. Ina, have you ever made an aquarium of fantastical fishes and other nethersea creatures? Oh, I’d love to see that!
Hi Mara and thanks for your suggestions.. all are cool. yes, configuration box is a bit of a mouthful. HA I appreciate your great feedback and I am pleased that you enjoy my stuff. I did do a maritime assemblage frame awhile back, I also did another one with 2 fishes, but yes an underwater world might be fun. thanks for sharing your ideas. : )
I’ll look for them. You’re the best!
Absolutely love this configuration. Happy to see you found a home for the skull, it fits in perfectly. Joseph Cornell would be proud.
LOL....Cornell loved glass items and skulls, so he might like it, but maybe a bit too busy for him.. Your chicken gift really advanced this piece and I am glad I had it and you like the way I used it. Thanks so very much Aggie. : )
Love it!!!
Thank you so very much.
Simple yet gorgeous! I love your style
Thank you so much! Susan. I am glad to hear. : )
Hi Ina, I absolutely fine this type of project so interesting and fun.
I met someone at the Jazz Fest here in New Orleans, that does this same type of assemblage. I’ve bought three pieces of her work. If I may leave her name with you, I think you will love to see what she does. She’s very inspiring.....Or perhaps you have inspired her. 😊 She is Gena Ollendieck, and can be found on Facebook.
Thank you for sharing your work. 🤗
Thank you for watching Roylene. I am glad you enjoyed my art. I will look your artist up for sure. I always need new inspirations. : )
I love your style Ina. The more rusty and unique the more I like it. I like that you knew so many of the items, the clip holding the number 5 is an old tie clip that mostly worn by men to hold their tie next to their shirt, back in the day. Just thought you would like to know. TFS
Thank you Doreen for the tie clip info ,I wasn't sure what that clip was originally for. I try to find proper names for my junk which is sometimes challenging. LOL I am so glad that you enjoy my art and yes ,unique is definitely my goal and rustic is just so me, I am not the frilly type. Ha
thanks for sharing the porcess of creating interesting edges. do you envision what your project will look like and work towards that , or just get out all the objects and materials you want to work w/ that day and let them 'guide where you will go? btw i embarass my family by picking up all the bits on the ground as we walk! LOL
Depends...I think for most of my projects I start with either the substrate
or main shape., that leads me into the rest.
Sometimes just 1 piece gives me the idea for the whole thing, like the ball with the snail etc. For this one I planned from the beginning to display findings, as I had some cool bits that I did not wanted to paint over. I also pulled out things that would create a mechanical look, before I got started. But how all the pieces end up kinda evolves. as I work on it. Keep picking up those findings. My hubby brings stuff home that he finds when he walks the dog. LOL Thanks for watching Nita. : )
Love everything about this!! I learned so much from this one! Thx Ina
That's nice to hear. Thank you so very much Staci.:)
I love it! You are so imaginative, this is one of my favorites ♥️
Thank you so very much Lori. i am pleased that this struck a cord with you. : )
Love this demo. Thank You! Also Love the music. Can you name the title?
Thank you very much. So sorry, the music is from the U tube audio library, but I do not remember the name.
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Thank you very much for watching. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom ur welcome
Amazing. May I ask which glue you use to attach the objects? XXB
Thank you! Glad you like it. For the most part I use E6000 glue, : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom Thank you. I'm just watching another of your inspiring makes and have just written several ideas in my art note book . I now know what I keep all my bits of chains, keys ,plastic toys ,buttons, feathers, cogs etc for!!!