give & take

Simple words and a simple design, yet this piece contains so many words that could be used to create a found poem or a message for your day...communicate, flow, impart, exchange...

Materials

The substrate consists of a rustic barn board, with a rough edge. One of the bottom layers is a yellowed page from a vintage dictionary. Flowers, such as irises and daisies form a top layer, along with a scrap of vintage sheet music. Watercolour pencils and a bit of acrylic paint are included in the final layers.

In keeping with the salvaged wood substrate, the sides are unfinished, with bits of paper and paint drips visible. This piece can be hung, but it is solid wood, so it could also be displayed on a bookshelf, mantle, or table. If you wish to hang it, adhesive strips (e.g., 3M) will likely work or you can try a sawtooth hanger. Signed on the back, this piece is finished with a matte varnish to ensure protection against fading, discolouration, and moisture. Avoid placing all artwork in direct sunlight.

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