Faces & Figures
Stephanie In The Garden
Digital photograph with lensbaby tilt lens.
Cradled By The Earth (On Wood)
6 x 9 inches. Photo transfer on wood with ink and flame.
*(intentionally dark image may appear black on uncalibrated screens)
Alchemy on Copper
14.25 x 20.25 inches. Digitally manipulated photograph printed directly on copper sheet. Framed inside of copper coated shadow box with glass top.
Two Ways of Seeing
16×20 inches. Cyanotype photographic print on watercolor paper, toned with black tea and sodium carbonate, from negative transparency of digitally altered self-portrait.
Beautiful Confinement
16×20 inches. Photo transfer mixed media image with acrylic and colored pencil on gessoed board.
Top Hat On Copper
~16×21.5 inches. Original photograph printed directly on copper sheet, embellished with enamel and acrylic paint.
Necklace and Lace
~14×19 inches. Photo transfer of archival pigment onto newsprint mounted to board. Acrylic color and gel medium embellishment.
Half-Submerged
20 x 13.5 inches. Photograph by Matt Frantz.
Floating Echo
16 x 12 inches. Photograph by Matt Frantz.
Victoria with Cobalt
17.5 x 25 inches. Original photo and digital art by Matt Frantz.
Golden Summer Hair
12 x 12 inches, photograph.
Elise (Half Hidden)
16 x 20 inches, manipulated photograph.
Cream Figure/Blue Space
~15 x 10 inches, manipulated photograph
Charlotte, Pale Vintage
24 x 35 inches, mixed media (photo transfer, acrylic, pencil) on panel
Treasure
20 x 16 inches, manipulated photograph
Emerging
20 x 30 inches, mixed media on panel
Pearls On Black Stripe
20 x 24 inches, mixed media on panel
Elise (Cave)
20 x 16 inches, mixed media on panel
Salvaged Memories
15 x 21 inches, archival prints, burned and sealed with wax on panel.
Invisible Box
16 x 20 inches, mixed media on panel
Reminder of a Memory
16 x 20 inches, manipulated photograph with drawing
I decided on Reminder of a Memory as the title for this image because of the green, gold, and brown tones with scratched texture. At my aunt’s house, there was a painting above the fireplace. It probably bears no resemblance to this at all. The house is lived in by different people, my aunt and the painting are both gone, and there is no way I can see it again to compare. But this image reminds me of the painting, which reminds me of more images and sensations from early in my life. My parents also had a green bedspread that had gold tones that could be seen from certain angles. The cloth was worn in areas which added variety to the texture. It was soft and warm.
Forlorn (Encaustic Diptych)
12 x 24 inches, encaustic over hand altered photograph