Hi, Ina! This video was recommended on my YT home page. Sometimes these older videos are a good place for “secret” messages. I’m in central Wisconsin. The tree closeup shows a little cedar tree growing in the crotch of a different tree. I always think of it as a fairy tree because it doesn’t seem to get any bigger. These companion trees grow near the parking lot of a grocery store close to home. There are only two stores in our county. Your assemblage here is marvelous. I appreciate your explanation of the symbols. Sometimes I can be too literal. I have to take more time to imagine. Thanks, Ina!
love your secret message LOL Got your info. After your explanation I will take another look at that tree photo. So you really live way out there ,lovely. I always lived in cities, but I am looking forward to changing that. We do a lot of camping and we like being close to nature. Thanks for enjoying the assemblage. I really like this one too and have not put it up for sale ,it will stay with ME. Ha
Thank you very much George .I am pleased that you like this and I really appreciate your encouragement. I love working on these type of assemblages, that can talk . : )
As always fantastic! I like these stark contrasts. It just looks great and is very thought-provoking. Thanks for the great inspirations. ❤👍 LG vom Tinchen
My pleasure! I am just glad you like my art and your comments always encourage me. Assemblage are a great way to tell stories, I am glad it spoke to you. Thank you so much Tinchen. Big Hugs LG
I must admit that I really prefer your assemblages with this few focuses, I think it works better for my mind, I´m easily overwhelmed, so this piece really speaks to me.
Thanks so much Andrea. Mmmh..I get that...in some ways the crowded, painted type is easier to do. More time consuming, but less planning. I think the unpainted assenblages will appear whenever I find really cool pieces, that can stand on their own. I appreciate your input. : )
OH Ina!! Somehow this one slipped by without my seeing it. I am particularly fond of things in compartmented boxes (and I cannot resist collecting boxes and tins just for decoration all by themselves). What an utterly fantastic combination of stark, complex, elegant and grungy...simply fabulous, as always! 🦋
Thanks for so very much Chrisann for your lovely comment. I so appreciate your encouragement and I am thrilled that you enjoy my art. Fun boxes always have my interest too. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom I am still trying to semi organize and clean up my craft room, but it seems I keep getting distracted and making more of a clutter. Time to put it all aside and do some creating. All is well here, beautiful weather last few days. Can't beat 70's in the winter. My little chihuahua likes it because then she doesn't have to wear a sweater. I do hope all is well and healthy at your home. Big hugs
Really nice Ina...I love the interpretation of the story and what’s in the separate compartments! I’m always amazed at the pile of stuff you pull together to tell that story, you’ve done another wonderful job of that here!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much Denise. Hearing that from you makes me smile. Assemblages make it easy to tell a story. Glad you like this piece. It was great talking to you yesterday. Enjoy your Sunday.: )
I love this piece so much Ina. It turned out so beautiful. I hate to use that over used word "inspiring", but I will for once, because you truly are inspiring. 😊💚💙💛
Lovely assemblage! Very thoughtfully done! Your craftsmanship is amazing!
Thank you very much for your great comment. I am pleased that you enjoy my art. : )
Hi, Ina! This video was recommended on my YT home page. Sometimes these older videos are a good place for “secret” messages. I’m in central Wisconsin. The tree closeup shows a little cedar tree growing in the crotch of a different tree. I always think of it as a fairy tree because it doesn’t seem to get any bigger. These companion trees grow near the parking lot of a grocery store close to home. There are only two stores in our county. Your assemblage here is marvelous. I appreciate your explanation of the symbols. Sometimes I can be too literal. I have to take more time to imagine. Thanks, Ina!
love your secret message LOL Got your info. After your explanation I will take another look at that tree photo. So you really live way out there ,lovely. I always lived in cities, but I am looking forward to changing that. We do a lot of camping and we like being close to nature. Thanks for enjoying the assemblage. I really like this one too and have not put it up for sale ,it will stay with ME. Ha
@@InaSolsberyartroom Yes! I’m glad you kept it.
Do you want me to add a last name to the photos ,or your artist name?? If so please ,send it to my e mail sometime today. Just Mara is fine too. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom Mara is good. I’ve often been only Mara - like Cher or Madonna.
@@maramakesjournals2319 LOL..sounds good.: )
Quite a piece, very interesting juxtaposition of light and dark, with what we show the world and what we hide. Wonderful assemblage Ina.
George
Thank you very much George .I am pleased that you like this and I really appreciate your encouragement. I love working on these type of assemblages, that can talk . : )
You are my hero. I have a ton of boxes and cool stuff to glue.
Ha..go for it. It's fun to recycle stuff and give them a new life. : )Thank you
I so enjoy your channel and art! Thank you for sharing your talent.
My pleasure 😊 Thank for your kind feedback Madeline. : )
As always fantastic! I like these stark contrasts. It just looks great and is very thought-provoking. Thanks for the great inspirations. ❤👍 LG vom Tinchen
My pleasure! I am just glad you like my art and your comments always encourage me. Assemblage are a great way to tell stories, I am glad it spoke to you. Thank you so much Tinchen. Big Hugs LG
I must admit that I really prefer your assemblages with this few focuses, I think it works better for my mind, I´m easily overwhelmed, so this piece really speaks to me.
Thanks so much Andrea. Mmmh..I get that...in some ways the crowded, painted type is easier to do. More time consuming, but less planning. I think the unpainted assenblages will appear whenever I find really cool pieces, that can stand on their own. I appreciate your input. : )
Wow that is beautiful.
Thank you! 😊 I appreciate it Cindy.
Lovely!!
Thank you Chris! 😊 I am glad you like it.
o wow Ina you did your magic again :)
Ha..Thanks so much Pascale. I am glad you like it. : )
OH Ina!! Somehow this one slipped by without my seeing it. I am particularly fond of things in compartmented boxes (and I cannot resist collecting boxes and tins just for decoration all by themselves). What an utterly fantastic combination of stark, complex, elegant and grungy...simply fabulous, as always! 🦋
Thanks for so very much Chrisann for your lovely comment. I so appreciate your encouragement and I am thrilled that you enjoy my art. Fun boxes always have my interest too. : )
I love it.
Thanks so so much Aggie.
I hope you are well What are you up to these days? :)
@@InaSolsberyartroom I am still trying to semi organize and clean up my craft room, but it seems I keep getting distracted and making more of a clutter. Time to put it all aside and do some creating. All is well here, beautiful weather last few days. Can't beat 70's in the winter. My little chihuahua likes it because then she doesn't have to wear a sweater. I do hope all is well and healthy at your home. Big hugs
Really nice Ina...I love the interpretation of the story and what’s in the separate compartments! I’m always amazed at the pile of stuff you pull together to tell that story, you’ve done another wonderful job of that here!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much Denise. Hearing that from you makes me smile. Assemblages make it easy to tell a story. Glad you like this piece.
It was great talking to you yesterday. Enjoy your Sunday.: )
Beautiful assemblage. Love the hanging heart.
Thank you Susan! 😊 I found that heart at a garage sale, it was apart of a hen night outfit. Ha Glad you like this assemblage. : )
Absolutely love it and your words on it! I was thinking pretty much the same! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us 💕
You are so welcome and thank you Maria for the great feedback. I am glad this assemblage told a good story.: )
As usual, another beautiful and interesting piece. I love it.
Thank you very much Niki, I appreciate your kind comment. : )
Looks really cool . I see you used the wooden spools.
I try to use most things you pass to me. Thanks Karin.
Pięknie 🥰👍👏👏😘🙋🏻♀️🌹 RR
Thanks so so much Rose. : )
I love this piece so much Ina. It turned out so beautiful. I hate to use that over used word "inspiring", but I will for once, because you truly are inspiring. 😊💚💙💛
Thank you so much Bonny. Your feedback always encourages me. You are too kind. Glad you like this one. : )
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Thanks so much Starla. : )
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Thank you very much Linda. : )
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Thanks Gail. How are you? Glad you are watching. : )
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Thank you very much Maria. : )
C'est magnifique❤❤❤
Thank you so very much. : )
J'adore l'histoire et le contraste avec le portrait , le bijou et le noirceur du reste bravooooo 🎉🎉
I like what you do but the doll is not fits I wish if you put something black on her maybe lace
Good idea. Thank you for watching. : )