Mixed Up

August 25, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Diana Milia, Thought Structure, mixed media — Diana Milia, Thought Structure, mixed media

Artists like to experiment. They’re restless creatures that can’t help but cross wires and, of course, mix media. Some use traditional materials in tandem, while others incorporate concrete, concert tickets, or whatever else sparks their curiosity.

LeslieAnn Butler, Inner Terrain, mixed media — LeslieAnn Butler, Inner Terrain, mixed media

Scott Hoyle, Steel My Portrait 2, mixed media — Scott Hoyle, Steel My Portrait 2, mixed media

Kathy Haydon, A Small Renovation, mixed media — Kathy Haydon, A Small Renovation, mixed media

Shelley Chamberlin, Sorry to Keep You, mixed media — Shelley Chamberlin, Sorry to Keep You, mixed media

Sidonie Caron, Mosquito Net, mixed media — Sidonie Caron, Mosquito Net, mixed media

Rachel Wolf, Alchemy 11, mixed media — Rachel Wolf, Alchemy 11, mixed media

Marcy Baker, Rose Tellin, mixed media — Marcy Baker, Rose Tellin, mixed media

Michael Satern, Admit One, mixed media — Michael Satern, Admit One, mixed media

Miroslav Lovric, Sauvie Island, mixed media — Miroslav Lovric, Sauvie Island, mixed media

Ingrid Lustig, Aquifer IV, mixed media — Ingrid Lustig, Aquifer IV, mixed media

Jennifer and Richard Cutshall, Tide Pool, mixed media — Jennifer and Richard Cutshall, Tide Pool, mixed media

Eileen Kressel, Migrants at Sea, mixed media — Eileen Kressel, Migrants at Sea, mixed media

Justyn Livingston, Omanapadmeum, mixed media — Justyn Livingston, Omanapadmeum, mixed media

Kathleen Caprario, Drift Fragment 1, mixed media — Kathleen Caprario, Drift Fragment 1, mixed media

Mike Baggetta, Here We Go Let's Try Again, mixed media — Mike Baggetta, Here We Go Let’s Try Again, mixed media

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