I fell in love with plaster during my anxious days as a sculpture and landscape architecture student. Besides the obvious uses to cast things, I love using it as a medium for paints and pigments, a crusty glue, and my go-to material to give my hands that 25 years-older dried out look. Lovely. This table top was inspired by some plaster fabric botanical forms I made for something else (that didn’t work out). We worked them into this rustic, table top piece with sculptural plants and vintage rentals (chairs, glasses, and plates) from Vintage Ambiance. This table, like the previous post: “Goodfellow’s Stylish Grey Lady” was part of the University of Washington’s First Annual Vendor Showcase for the Botanic Gardens.
And just like before, photos here are by Red Sparrow Photography.
Yay.
I loved these bricks so much I ended up using them for my wedding too!
Succulents, sedum, and scabiosa!
Doilies, linen, and burlap
The prickly thing is Acanthus spinosus!
Fuzzy moss.
Nigella pods/ Love in a Mist- so cool.
‘Little Bunny’ Pennisetum grass.
By the way, all the plants shown are local and organically grown. Yay!
Thanks!
