Carol Wiebe

This work is part of my continuing love affair with cardboard. Open Book 1 Open Book 2 Can You See the Fish? That last title is a bit of a red herring, as I didn’t really see one myself. Then I received a comment about the image showing a man’s back, sitting at the edge of a pond, and was quite delighted to realize that if I didn’t see one, it was quite likely that he did (along with Sandra). Art is nothing if not entertaining and full of surprises. #CWWOL20110524c #book #can

Cardboard, lovely cardboard. I see it everywhere now. I photograph it. I discover images in the photographs. Scroll 1 Scroll 2 Scroll 3 I love humble materials. #CWWOL20110509b #humblematerials #scrolls #CWWOL20110509c #cardboard #CWWOL20110509a

Mother’s Day ~ a day for putting on your best clothes and visiting Mother with a bouquet of flowers. All Buttoned Up #buttonedup #MothersDay #CWWOL20110508 #bestclothes #bouquet #cardboard

My cardboard photo afforded wonderful opportunities to create new designs. Those stains, the corrugations in the cardboard, and bits of grass on either side, formed design combinations that my aesthetic sense interpreted as lovely. Here are four of them: Stained Cardboard Design 1 Stained Cardboard Design 2 Stained Cardboard Design 3 Stained Cardboard Design 4 #CWWOL20110503b #grass #corrugations #CWWOL20110503a #CWWOL20110503d #cardboard #aestheticsense #stains #CWWOL2011050