Wow! I'm sitting here with my mouth open and I'm more than thrilled! It's really not enough to pick everything up. You also need the "right eye" to combine all parts decoratively. You can do it perfectly! I think the idea of using the color spray is brilliant and ALL the parts are grandiose and put together to form a fantastic work of art. I am speechless and more than fascinated! Thank you for this wonderful inspiration. ❤👍 Hugs vom Tinchen
Thank you so much Tinchen. I so appreciate your enthusiastic responds. I think having the "right eye" is trainable, if you immerse yourself in an art form and enjoy experimenting. I don't always place things just right ,it's a process of re doing and trying different things, that's why my footage is always way long and needs lots of chopping. LOL I am so pleased that you enjoy this piece and that it provides inspiration. LG Talk to you soon. : )
I wish I would know more about engineering, like making those gears actually work etc.I credit my Dad for giving me his mechanical genes. LOLI am glad you enjoyed this project Gail and I appreciate your kind feedback. : )
Yay, thank you, that's great. Give it a go, it is so much fun. Thank you so much Jennifer for your kind feedback. Watch out for the November 4core challenge, it will be about assemblages. Give it a go : ).
Wow wow wow. So awesome. Every assemblage you make, I always think it's the best one you've done so far. But of course I think this is the best one so far! Lol. One day i hope you tackle a life size assemblage. Oh my gosh that would be way too cool! Imagine how long it would take and the amount of bits and bobs you'd need! Maybe we could all start sending you happy mails full of strange things lol 😃😊💚💚💚
Thanks so much Bonny. 😊I appreciate your enthusiasm for my assemblages. I want to create more like this one, where the original shape is mainly just a base to work from. Life size anything would take a long time and would be rather big an heavy. I think I stick with the manageable stuff for now. LOL I am lucky, as I do get happy mails and friends bring stuff over. Sadly shipping from abroad is too expensive. Would be fun to get international junk. HAHA Stay safe Talk to you soon : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom haha yeh and imagine how many tubes of E6000 you'd go through lol! Maybe one day some artsy museum will come across your channel and commission you to make a giant assemblage! hehe 😆💚💚
LOL....Thanks Theresa. I am always open for pass me downs. If you are serious about mailing some goodies, contact me via my e mail. Either way, I appreciate you taking time to watch and comment. : )
Oh my...I am totally gobsmacked and mesmerized by this!!! By far my favorite of all of your assemblages as it is so inline with my love of steampunk! My introduction to assemblage was your incredible work, so the thought of ever trying anything like it has intimidated me. I find it encouraging that you mention they do not have to be so elaborate...simply love this!
Thank you so very much ChrisAnn for your enthusiastic feedback. I very much appreciate it. I am glad you caught the assemblage bug, You do amazing work and judging from the beautiful art I have seen from you so far, assemblages might be right up your alley. Simple or elaborate, both can be very cool. I like all types, painted or unpainted, free standing ,hanging, vintage, modern....what I decide to work on mostly depends on my junk LOL Sometimes just 1 interesting piece gets me started. I am pleased you like the way this one turned out. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom thank you for your kind words, as you well know I have had serious struggles this year with my creative mojo. Since I do not have any stashes of 'junk' and things to play with as you do, I assumed assemblages was not something for me. And I could not see a use for making 'things' that just sat around as I have limited space...however the lightbulb came on and I envisioned how an assemblage piece could be part of other projects I am working on, so I am excited to give it a go! Thank you for being such an inspiration.💜
Wowwwww! Ina, this is a FANTASTIC!!!! I LOVE YOUR WORK. YOU are an Amazing ARTIST. Im a big fan of your Work, all your creations are Absoluely Fascinating! I enjoy watching your videos, and thank you very much for sharing. YOU inspire me to do more.
Thank you so much George.😊 I would love to get more mechanical, moving gears etc. but....I don't have those engineering skills, at least not yet. Ha Something to work on. Glad you like this piece. : )
@@nellcourt8928 That's right. Sorry Janell. I try to remember my viewers and esp. the ones that play along with the challenge...not always easy. But I got you sorted now. LOL I will remember from now on. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom I need to remind people because it was RUclips that didn’t allow my full name because it was used. So I just used Art signed name because I was in a hurry. I really appreciate all you do.
Ina...I watched this early this morning, though couldn't get around to the comment until tonight! It's been that kinda day! I love watching you put this together and am amazed at the little details that went into it! Every single piece you added had thought behind it...and you would never imagine that crazy conglomeration would turn out so cool as an assmblage piece that makes sense! I really love the way your mind works and am always enchanted watching you put it all together. Thanks for the reminder to watch...so sorry you even had to do that! I love watching your videos and seeing your work! Can we really call it work? I think not!
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and comment. And yes my work is my joy, these assemblage pieces are so much fun to put together. I am pleased you like the outcome of this one. So far I created my assemblages either in boxes, frames etc. or I alter an object, that is still recognizable even after I torment it with bits and bobs. This one was a bit different ,took longer to complete...but it opened a whole new avenue for me to create a new shape and purpose from a simple solid foundation of insignificant appearance. Wanna do more. LOL Thanks so very much Denise, always a pleasure to hear from you. I appreciate your feedback. Stay busy...but not too busy. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom Seems I'm always too busy...iIm working on not being though! I love that you just constructed something without having a real foundation to work with, except the candle holder which was genious to even think about as a starting piece. It takes a real creaive mind to see a piece of art from such small beginnings!
wow this is amazing. very inspiring but also a bit intimidating .wish i had just a thimble of your creativity. what goes on in your mind when you create these pieces of art. fascinating!
You can do it too. Creativity grows when you enjoy experimenting. Thank you so much Carolyn. Always glad to hear from you and very pleased that you enjoyed this. : )
I´m not sure where your passion will bring you, it looks like there is nothing that will stop you, it wouldn´t surprise me to find Lady Liberty one day covered in "bits and bobs" just to make her look nice. 😂I´m pretty impressed by this piece, I could see it made into a table lamp. I get the impression that E6000 would be able to just stay in business because of you.
We shall see...I definitely want to continue this type of art. It's way too much fun for me...Statue of Liberty....mmmh....if she could fit in my art room ,I would. LOL I am toying with the idea to write Eclectic Products (they make E 6000) to see if they give me some freebies. I use way too much of that stuff and it's costly. Thankfully everything else I use on these assemblage was free or just cost me pennies. Thanks so much for watching Andrea. I always appreciate hearing from you. : )
Thank you so much Kathy. I search for broken jewelry and charms on Ebay, Gears you can find cheaply on Amazon. The more junky staff I search for in thrift stores or flee markets. : )
wow wow wow awesome pretty, jee Ina where do you find all these elements? i don't have that at all as i don't have children so no toy pieces so small. i love watching what you do on your projects like this but i am never able to do something like this i just don't have all those fun little junk items
Thanks a lot Pascale. I am happy you enjoyed this. I do get many things gifted to me, but for toys and other odds and ends I have to go searching. Thankfully there is a Thrift store not far, where you pay by weight...very cheap, plus I go to garage sales etc. But you can use ordinary ,simple every day items to make cool assemblages.( bottle tops, buttons, paper clips, packaging etc. Start collecting. Next month 4 core will be an assemblage project. Ha Give it a go. : )
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Wow! I'm sitting here with my mouth open and I'm more than thrilled! It's really not enough to pick everything up. You also need the "right eye" to combine all parts decoratively. You can do it perfectly! I think the idea of using the color spray is brilliant and ALL the parts are grandiose and put together to form a fantastic work of art. I am speechless and more than fascinated! Thank you for this wonderful inspiration. ❤👍 Hugs vom Tinchen
Thank you so much Tinchen. I so appreciate your enthusiastic responds. I think having the "right eye" is trainable, if you immerse yourself in an art form and enjoy experimenting. I don't always place things just right ,it's a process of re doing and trying different things, that's why my footage is always way long and needs lots of chopping. LOL I am so pleased that you enjoy this piece and that it provides inspiration. LG Talk to you soon. : )
Wow! Everything but the kitchen sink 😄. So much fun. And what a stash you have. I love the way it emerged into a great art composition. ❤💕
Thanks so much! 😊I appreciate your kind feedback Judy. My stash is growing and I need to get busy using it up. : )
I wish I had your talent and imagination. It's a breathtaking creation.
Thank you very much. I appreciate your kind feed back. : )
Absolutely amazing, i’m in awe of how you make something out of nothing. I can hardly wait to see it live. Hugs!
Thank you so much Kim. I will happily show it to you. Looking forward to meeting up Tuesday. : )
What an architect and engineer you are! I love watching how it all comes together! It's so mesmerizing how you find and use just the right pieces!
I wish I would know more about engineering, like making those gears actually work etc.I credit my Dad for giving me his mechanical genes. LOLI am glad you enjoyed this project Gail and I appreciate your kind feedback. : )
I think this is your best piece yet! Absolutely stunning! And you have certainly turned me on to assemblage and steam punk both! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏻👍🏻
Yay, thank you, that's great. Give it a go, it is so much fun. Thank you so much Jennifer for your kind feedback. Watch out for the November 4core challenge, it will be about assemblages. Give it a go : ).
So awesome to look at and discover a new detail every time you look. You are the best.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind comment Ann. : )
Amazing work! All the details are fascinating. Your pieces are getting more complicated! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much Susan. So glad you like it. This piece got a bit involved and I like that, but I like the simpler types too. : )
Wow wow wow. So awesome. Every assemblage you make, I always think it's the best one you've done so far. But of course I think this is the best one so far! Lol. One day i hope you tackle a life size assemblage. Oh my gosh that would be way too cool! Imagine how long it would take and the amount of bits and bobs you'd need! Maybe we could all start sending you happy mails full of strange things lol 😃😊💚💚💚
Thanks so much Bonny. 😊I appreciate your enthusiasm for my assemblages. I want to create more like this one, where the original shape is mainly just a base to work from. Life size anything would take a long time and would be rather big an heavy. I think I stick with the manageable stuff for now. LOL
I am lucky, as I do get happy mails and friends bring stuff over. Sadly shipping from abroad is too expensive. Would be fun to get international junk. HAHA
Stay safe Talk to you soon : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom haha yeh and imagine how many tubes of E6000 you'd go through lol! Maybe one day some artsy museum will come across your channel and commission you to make a giant assemblage! hehe 😆💚💚
I love assembling too - you’ve got it down to a fine art!
Thank you so very much.. Assemblages are just so fun to make. : )
Our Ina is so inspiringly creative. 👵🙂👍
Thanks so much Linda. Your comment made me smile. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom 🤗
What an amazing piece. Makes me want to go up the ladder and look out
Wouldn't that be fun, to explore this thing for real. LOL Thanks for enjoying it Aggie. Stay well and safe. Talk to you soon. : )
'Electrical something'. Does anyone else have an edge to mail her all your junk and see what she would create?
LOL....Thanks Theresa. I am always open for pass me downs. If you are serious about mailing some goodies, contact me via my e mail. Either way, I appreciate you taking time to watch and comment. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom Send me your mailing address. ghotimccann@gmail.com
That is so awesome, love the little dog. So much detail..
Thank you very much Cheryl. So pleased that you like it. : )
Quite phenomenal this contraption... 👍🏻👩🏻🎨
Glad you think so. Thank you very much. : )
Oh my...I am totally gobsmacked and mesmerized by this!!! By far my favorite of all of your assemblages as it is so inline with my love of steampunk! My introduction to assemblage was your incredible work, so the thought of ever trying anything like it has intimidated me. I find it encouraging that you mention they do not have to be so elaborate...simply love this!
Thank you so very much ChrisAnn for your enthusiastic feedback. I very much appreciate it. I am glad you caught the assemblage bug, You do amazing work and judging from the beautiful art I have seen from you so far, assemblages might be right up your alley. Simple or elaborate, both can be very cool. I like all types, painted or unpainted, free standing ,hanging, vintage, modern....what I decide to work on mostly depends on my junk LOL Sometimes just 1 interesting piece gets me started. I am pleased you like the way this one turned out. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom thank you for your kind words, as you well know I have had serious struggles this year with my creative mojo. Since I do not have any stashes of 'junk' and things to play with as you do, I assumed assemblages was not something for me. And I could not see a use for making 'things' that just sat around as I have limited space...however the lightbulb came on and I envisioned how an assemblage piece could be part of other projects I am working on, so I am excited to give it a go! Thank you for being such an inspiration.💜
Very neat!
...to say nothing of the dog!
Thank you very much. : )
Wowwwww! Ina, this is a FANTASTIC!!!! I LOVE YOUR WORK. YOU are an Amazing ARTIST. Im a big fan of your Work, all your creations are Absoluely Fascinating! I enjoy watching your videos, and thank you very much for sharing. YOU inspire me to do more.
Thank you so much Patricia for your great feedback. I am pleased that you enjoy my videos and find inspiration in my work. That's encouraging. : )
Another amazing piece, so fun and looks like it would all work.
Thank you so much George.😊 I would love to get more mechanical, moving gears etc. but....I don't have those engineering skills, at least not yet. Ha Something to work on. Glad you like this piece. : )
This was so fun. I am going to watch again. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so very much. (ooh..help me out... I know Neil Court is your aka..but i can't make the connection. )
@@InaSolsberyartroom it’s Janell. I did the journal cover challenge with the bad arm. Lol. Or. The one with dragon fly silhouette
@@nellcourt8928 That's right. Sorry Janell. I try to remember my viewers and esp. the ones that play along with the challenge...not always easy. But I got you sorted now. LOL I will remember from now on. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom I need to remind people because it was RUclips that didn’t allow my full name because it was used. So I just used Art signed name because I was in a hurry. I really appreciate all you do.
I love what you did with all the small pieces of junk toys jewelry and whatever you used . It is very creative.
Glad you liked it!! Thanks so very much Karin. Glad you are better, see you soon. : )
Ina...I watched this early this morning, though couldn't get around to the comment until tonight! It's been that kinda day! I love watching you put this together and am amazed at the little details that went into it! Every single piece you added had thought behind it...and you would never imagine that crazy conglomeration would turn out so cool as an assmblage piece that makes sense! I really love the way your mind works and am always enchanted watching you put it all together. Thanks for the reminder to watch...so sorry you even had to do that! I love watching your videos and seeing your work! Can we really call it work? I think not!
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and comment. And yes my work is my joy, these assemblage pieces are so much fun to put together. I am pleased you like the outcome of this one. So far I created my assemblages either in boxes, frames etc. or I alter an object, that is still recognizable even after I torment it with bits and bobs. This one was a bit different ,took longer to complete...but it opened a whole new avenue for me to create a new shape and purpose from a simple solid foundation of insignificant appearance. Wanna do more. LOL Thanks so very much Denise, always a pleasure to hear from you. I appreciate your feedback. Stay busy...but not too busy. : )
@@InaSolsberyartroom Seems I'm always too busy...iIm working on not being though! I love that you just constructed something without having a real foundation to work with, except the candle holder which was genious to even think about as a starting piece. It takes a real creaive mind to see a piece of art from such small beginnings!
Fabulous imagination! It is delightful 😊
Many many thanks Starla. So glad you like It.: )
Great Video Content well executed, very talented Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much Tom. That's encouraging. I appreciate your feedback. : )
wow this is amazing. very inspiring but also a bit intimidating .wish i had just a thimble of your creativity. what goes on in your mind when you create these pieces of art. fascinating!
You can do it too. Creativity grows when you enjoy experimenting. Thank you so much Carolyn. Always glad to hear from you and very pleased that you enjoyed this. : )
I love, love, love it so much!!!
Thank you so very much Martina.G lad you like it. : )
You are amazing and that project is out of this world.
I am very pleased that you like this. Thank you very much. : )
Inspiring! I am in awe....now have a name for the art I love to do assemblage art. I love steam punk this is just amazing thank you for your share.
You are so welcome Anne. I am glad that you are an assemblage enthusiast as well. It's such a fun art form. Enjoy creating.
Hi Ina,
It is totally awesome.
Glad you think so! Thank you so much Tina. : )
Very advanced and beautiful!!
Many many thanks Staci. I am pleased that you enjoyed this project. : )
I´m not sure where your passion will bring you, it looks like there is nothing that will stop you, it wouldn´t surprise me to find Lady Liberty one day covered in "bits and bobs" just to make her look nice. 😂I´m pretty impressed by this piece, I could see it made into a table lamp. I get the impression that E6000 would be able to just stay in business because of you.
We shall see...I definitely want to continue this type of art. It's way too much fun for me...Statue of Liberty....mmmh....if she could fit in my art room ,I would. LOL
I am toying with the idea to write Eclectic Products (they make E 6000) to see if they give me some freebies. I use way too much of that stuff and it's costly. Thankfully everything else I use on these assemblage was free or just cost me pennies. Thanks so much for watching Andrea. I always appreciate hearing from you. : )
Wow! You are amazing!
Thank you! 😊 I am glad you like it Joan. : )
Amazing piece, love it,,
Many thanks to you Melanie. I appreciate your kind comment. : )
Wouah !!!!!....magnifique !!!
Thank you so very much Brigitte. : )
Fantastic & fun piece. Thank you
Thank you too for watching and taking time to comment Denise. I appreciate it. : )
Wow great job ♥️👌🏻
Thank you very much.😄
Magiczne 👍👏🤩🥰
Thank you very much Rose. : )❤💐😊
I love your steampunk crafts 😍💖💖. Where I can buy this tons of steampunk gears? The Telefon or flexible tube or telescope.....? 😳 ❤️
Thank you so much Kathy. I search for broken jewelry and charms on Ebay, Gears you can find cheaply on Amazon. The more junky staff I search for in thrift stores or flee markets. : )
wow wow wow awesome pretty, jee Ina where do you find all these elements? i don't have that at all as i don't have children so no toy pieces so small. i love watching what you do on your projects like this but i am never able to do something like this i just don't have all those fun little junk items
Thanks a lot Pascale. I am happy you enjoyed this. I do get many things gifted to me, but for toys and other odds and ends I have to go searching. Thankfully there is a Thrift store not far, where you pay by weight...very cheap, plus I go to garage sales etc. But you can use ordinary ,simple every day items to make cool assemblages.( bottle tops, buttons, paper clips, packaging etc. Start collecting. Next month 4 core will be an assemblage project. Ha Give it a go. : )