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Lisa is the creator of Poppets and other art. Talented authors tend to write stories about images she makes. At Strange Studios, in Palm Springs, California, she and fellow artist Benton Warren create fantastical kinetic works. This blog is about Poppets, life in the studio and other strange goings on.
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2 comments:
Hullo there Lisa
This is a small and friendly note to say hi from the other side of the pond and to ask whether all the Poppets ordered will have faces. I notice in some of the installations, their faces are blank and I like the ones with eyes and mouths that look as though they are saying 'oooohhhh'.
I'm thinking of ordering a box, so friends get a little poppet each for Christmas but wouldn't want to give them a sinister looking poppet, that would be mean. Hope you get chance to get back to me before the Poppet sale deadline.
Big grin
Len
(UK)
Hi Len--They all look like the ones you see here. I only rarely give them mouths because I generally think of them as observers noticing what is going on around them---often for the first time.
I suppose some of them should be screaming...
Cool that you want to give them as gifts. Thanks
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