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For this piece I used some vintage household labels, a couple of dominoes, a ceramic angel, a cabinet card from the late 1800's, a cigar box that was sanded and painted black and some old vintage map paper. A circuit board from an old mouse was placed over the face of the man on the cabinet card for an added effect. Some wire decorations of red stars were used to accent the box. The men on the Kull's labels were from cigar box vintage labels.

Mr. Elbert's Roach Destroyer

The background of this piece is made of old dictionary pages dyed with homemade alcohol ink. The small circuit board pieces are from an old cassette deck and a digital camera. There is a tiny bulb hanging from a wire attached to the circuit board which I soldered to attach it to the circuit board. A very old wrench, possibly made in the early 1900's (just a guess from its design and lack of a logo) was siliconed underneath the picture of the bearded fellow. A vintage pesticide label was glued to the lower part of the backing.