It was a small adventure. Really small. It was inspired by the Scale of the UNIVERSE.
Planets and star clusters, meet microbes and quantum foam; your balancing counterparts.
Carving bacteria, inspired by a sketchbook page.
Painting petri dishes and filling them with stamped bacteria.
I'm going to gift some doses of bacterial love by sending these microbial postcards via snail mail. If you'd like to receive one, please leave your name in the comments below and I'll use a random generator to pick recipients.
Who wouldn't want a germy art postcard??? Count me in!
ReplyDeleteThese postcards are wonderful. When I got to the lab to have blood drawn they have big posters on the wall of different microbes etc--so colorful and interesting!
ReplyDeleteI can't think of a better way to contract a bacteria!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this diseased opportunity. Tee-hee!
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(Donna Keller)
what are those stuff?
DeleteAck! Our Universe...goes from the biggest of big to the smallest of small and we can only see a fraction of it with our naked eye! Thanks for bringing the small too us in it's most colorful form!
ReplyDeleteI just read an article about a photographer who studies grains of sand and now this! I like your bacteria laden postcard much better than the little boy who coughed in my face and shared his germs with me last week. Have a wonderful and artistically germ filled week.
ReplyDeleteYou just blow me away with your imagination and COLOR!!! I feel completely inspired. Wonder where it will take me. Thanks as always for the wonderful mixture of everyday things and wild art abandon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteThese postcards are such a delight to look at on such a gray day! And hey, what's a few microbes between artists!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win one of your postcards - they're so fun!!
ReplyDeleteI love the super bright colors of these cards and would enjoy receiving any one of them! Thanks for sharing your art!
ReplyDeletelove your big/small combo. And the colors are great! Need to see what the cutting of the postcards is all about - I'm a great PC collector. That's for the link. {:-Deb
ReplyDeleteLove to receive some bacteria, they're great......
ReplyDeletefun .. and very you! love the colors!
ReplyDeletevery interesting art you do; so different. still warming up to you new format; love your use of colors. love your creativity.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethe tiny universe holds so many delightful images. pick me! let's go viral!
ReplyDeleteSo awesome and bright! I like how science and art are just different ways to wonder at the world. I'd love to win one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great and strange idea.....I love it! I'd love to receive one of these little gems! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJohanna
I love how you use such bright colours so effectively! Having mostly worked with earth tones, I am just starting my foray into bright colours.. And, as a medical professional, I LOVE your postcards - hopefully, the random # generator likes my number - thanks for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteGerms in color! Wahoo...i want one! Thanks again for your inspiration Kelli!
ReplyDeleteI would be thrilled to win one. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAudrey
These are wonderful! I'm not sure if the giveaway is still open, but if it is, I'd love to be part of it!
ReplyDeleteI just came across this . . . wow, love these postcards! If it isn't too late, count me in! If it is too late, congrats to some lucky winners! All that color and design - it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour artwork inspired a project that I am going to work on with my students. Thank you!
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