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Why not try some clipboard altered art or wall hangings.  They’re fun projects for children and adults.  You can hang them on your walls for decoration and to display memorabilia.

First paint the clipboard and clip, generally with acrylic paint, but you can try other types to see what works.  When it dries, stamp designs on it or leave plain.  Then attach items with glue or gel medium.

You can have a theme for your designs or simply arrange a miscallaneous display with items on hand.  The materials might include:

• Scrapbooking materials
• Old and new photos
• Fabric scraps
• Words
• Rubber stamps
• 3-D items such as buttons, shells, beads, charms
• Miscellaneous words from paper
• Scrabble pieces

Simply put your imagination to work and see what you can come up with.

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Clipboard Altered Art & Wall Hangings

He works with twigs, branches, palm fronds and redwood weaves. And Paul was kind enough to let me showcase his work here. As you will see, Paul creates folding screens, columns, vessels and wall hangings of many different shapes, even zigzag.

As you look at these images, try to imagine them in your home or at your favorite restaurant or spa.

Paul’s organic creations appear in hotels, restaurants, private homes, fine art collections and health clubs, so keep your eyes open!

See more of Paul Schick’s work at his online gallery.

Art images are from Paul Schick. Used with permission.

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Creations from Organic Artist Paul Schick