Howard Rothbard
Project Manager, Information Systems
200 pieces of oak in 3-D grid pattern to form a sphere.
Suzanne Dinse
Administrative Asst. to COO, Woodland Park
Student, Graphic Design
My tikis are made with 4 foot high cardboard tubes used for concrete footings on buildings. , facial features are made with newspaper and paper towels then paper mached over the entire piece, then painted them to resemble wood, sealed them and stood them in bases with styrofoam and filled them with flowers.
Was a fun project!
Carol Comegys
NYC Student, Business Management
My work I wish to exhibit is made of cardboard and crochet yarn. I create from scratch and all designs are my own creations. My cardboard art I consider my *Save the Earth Projects*. Recycling cardboard into art is special to me, I love creating birdhouses this is my way of recycling cardboard. I use paint, Spanish moss, bottle caps, silk flowers and whatever else is messy. My crochet is special to me, also. I design from my heart and many of my customers love what I design. I always create ***1 of a Kind***
