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Happy Labor Day, everyone! Yesterday I managed to finish another mini collage. I’m aiming to complete a mini collage every week so I’ll have something new to add to my Etsy Shop.
Red Panda
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Blue Barack Obama (No. 3 in a series)
Collage on mat board. 5″x7″
Due to request, I’ve created another Obama collage.
Commuters
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And it’s done!
Mr. Quackers
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The following is a collage that I created for my Etsy shop, and since it was a duck, I of course had to name him Mr. Quackers.
Lounging Panda
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I created another animal collage that’s part of my zoo animal mini collage series.
Blue Beaver
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Here’s my latest collage that’s been added to my Etsy shop. It was another creation inspired by a trip to the National Zoo in D.C.
A Day in the Park
Collage on paper. 24″x18″
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And my collage is finished!
Elephant
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Here’s another mini collage that I finished the other day – and it was inspired by a grinning elephant that I saw during my last visit to the National Zoo.
A Potomac River Afternoon
Collage on paper. 18″x24″
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Whew, this week has been a busy one already – I’m pretty good at keeping my hands busy. Anyway, I’ve gotten started on another possible portrait/figurative piece for my solo exhibition next year and I’ll post progress pictures later. I’m also really itching to get started on more animal portraits, living near the zoo has its perks – it gives me plenty of opportunities to take pictures for future projects. Anyway, here’s the finished collage that I’ve been working on recently.
Art in City Hall: “Our Town”
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July 20th, 2009 – January 8th, 2010
City Hall; Alexandria, Virginia
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Megan Coyle’s collages, “Street in Old Town” and “The Torpedo Factory,” were on display in Alexandria, Virginia’s City Hall.
This particular City Hall exhibition was entitled “Our Town” and focused on images of Alexandria or work about Alexandria, the diverse population that makes up the city, the varied daily activities of the city, and the historical events that define what Alexandria is today.
The exhibit was part of an ongoing bi-annual juried exhibit that City Hall holds every year, featuring the art from members of the Del Ray Artisans, the Art League, and the Torpedo Factory Artists Association.
Chris Haggerty, a Professor of Art and Art Therapy at Marymount University, was the Juror of the exhibition.
Exhibition Hours:
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.