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SOME SWEET FINDS ALONG THE WAY...........




I generally don't blog about "stuff" per say....but I just had to show you this marvelous altered art piece by a local Montana artist.  She goes by the name of "Big Jessie" and she lives in Whitefish.  I have always loved altered art....because you literally make something out of nothing.  Jessie has such a way of doing this.  I have showed another one of her pieces in an older post...but I wanted to give this one special attention.  Her name is Jess Rosier and you can find her on the NET......you won't be disappointed.

Hugs,

Jo

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  1. Hi Jo,

    Love that piece. It is right up my alley! LOL
    Hugs and have a lovely weekend.

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  2. I wasn't disappointed! Thanks for showing us Big Jessie's work.

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  3. I love altered art, too, and wish I were creative enough to "see" what these artists do when they start out with a piece. Thanks for sharing, Jo!

    XO,
    Jane

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  4. Thanks for sharing this with us. I will definitely have a look. May you have a joyous weekend, my friend.
    Mart

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  5. Thanks for your comment on my post. Very nice to meet you. I live in Tucson. Where do you live??

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  6. I love all your fun finds when you travel. And that you share some:) Heading south yet?

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  7. That's a lovely piece of altered art.

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  8. Anyone who can take nothing and turn it into something wonderful is truly an artist. Lovely piece of art. Hope your day is beautiful. Tammy

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  9. Altered art is so individual, I love it.

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  10. What a beautiful, unique piece! Great find! ~Hugs, M

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