Product Tag: altered art
Mulder and Scully Salt and Pepper Shakers
Everyone's favorite FBI partners haven't been around much lately, probably because they traveled back in time to Renaissance-era England, where they've been chasing aliens and evil-doers down dark passageways with candles and Shakespearean curses. Mulder has rarely looked more fetching than he does in his Renaissance garb, and since David Duchovny is almost 11 More Info »Broken-Hearted: An Explosive Assemblage Art Doll
This poor assemblage art doll has been hurt a few too many times now. Much as she wants love and affection, one more blow will surely kill her - and anyone who harms her, as the wiring around her heart suggests. Upcycled from a range of second-hand materials - including a cocktail shaker, a 1960s-era More Info »Art of Phrenology Assemblage Art Wall Hanging
I have always loved reproduction phrenology busts, and when I found this doll head in a local flea market, I could scarcely wait to get it home so I could make it into a phrenology bust of my own design. Filled with modern tools and vintage tools of measurement, this piece is a study in More Info »Not Your Puppet Anymore Assemblage Art Wall Hanging
We've all had someone in our lives who can pull our strings and manipulate our emotions in maddeningly effective ways. This original piece of assemblage art reminds us that we deserve better - and that the means to end this treatment, like the pair of vintage scissors behind little Pinocchio, is always within our reach. More Info »Forever Quiet Voodoo Doll Bulletin Board
This adorably innocent 12x12 voodoo doll bulletin board lets you exercise your revenge fantasies while tacking up notes, reminders, and "important" work memos. No matter what you tack up, this artful display space will have your co-workers asking, "Where can I get one?" And "Why do you always look at me when you jab pins More Info »Mommie Dearest Wall Art Sign
I don't know what is wrong with highly competent and generally awesome mothers, but the specter of "Mommie Dearest" seems to haunt them. One squalling kid, and it's "Oh, God, she's going to be on a therapist's couch someday, remembering how 'Mommie Dearest' dragged her out of the park." (It's true, too. Christina Crawford's memoir More Info »