Pop Art For this Millennium

Guitarabesque <> SCULZ <> Quirky B. Keyboards

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And I'm not telling anyone how I did it.

Suffice to say, it was like placing grains of sand on a beach in intricate patterns.

Taking a Break

Be back in September.
Getting Pinned

Still working on the rim. The ribbon idea is a good idea but what is really good is that there are eight days before the Ottawa Guitar Sh...
Wall Paper Delight

The yellow case is in need of a makeover and with the arabesque case almost finished, and given an incoming gift of wall paper sampl...
Upgraded Kodak Camera Makes a Distinct Difference.

Having come into another Kodak camera, the Z915, I think this one may take superior photos than the smaller point 'n shoots I've be...
A Play Day

In more ways than one. Just painted some of the hardware on the current case I'm working on. Messy and not satisfying. This case is on...
Plans for Bugle Beads

One coat of acrylic joins a narrow, faint border of green sparkle paint. This is in the small photo below; hard to see, though. Beside...
First Case

This is the first guitar case I ever did. An influx of acrylic paint helped push the project forward. It took several months to get it don...
Watch Me!

Took a break today an did a collage mini-mural using watches. The key here is to have lots of watches and not mind stringing them up. I b...
An Orphan Case

Fortunately, I discovered this case early enough that I can complete it for Sunday. I'd forgot that it needed several more coats of v...
Ready for Tomorrow: Ottawa Guitar Show

Ready.

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