Wendy found her place in the world when she moved to Leadville, Colorado in late 2020 with her three delightful – their word – cats: Miss Clara Belle, and Frank and Alexander who are brothers otherwise know as the Goobers. As an avid outdoors person who loves the snow, the mountains and the peace that comes with a living in a small mountain town, the Leadville location and community feed her soul and revived her creativity.
Wendy finds inspiration in ordinary things. She repurposes items found outside – including in the back yard of her 133 year old home: bones, metal that has rusted over the years, broken glass and whatever else catches her eye as she wanders in the mountains. She then adds a bit of a colorful twist with modern media.
Wendy’s work is ever evolving. You can follow her journey, on Instagram @wendysworld.art, Facebook at WendysWorld art, and her web site, WendysWorld.art. She can be contacted directly at wendysworld.art.60@gmail.com. Any, and all. respectful comments are welcome!
This piece is reflective of how great journeys begin: a bit muted at the beginning but exploding with color and life as the journey...
This piece is made from broken glass and dishes left behind by miners in Leadville. I took apart costume jewelry and used the beads for a...
Made from opaque manufactured glass of unknown origin and an electrical piece from long ago. It was in the rafters of my garage which was...
This is an old hinge I found while hiking.
Snowy mountains with sky or a huge wave crashing on the beach?
This necklace is made of a cotter pin and marbles. It is called Boaz Blue because the color of the marbles reminds me of a friend’s eyes.
The necklace is an old electrical insulator found in my garage which was originally a house.
I don’t know what the rusty piece of metal is! I made it into a necklace because I just thought it was cool!
A friend gave me a grab bag of things. The top is from an old typewriter. The glass is Italian glass from a broken necklace. In between:...
The bones were found in my backyard… my home is over 133 years old and every time there is a lot of rain or in the spring after the snow...
The stems are handmade square nails also found in my garage. I just had fun with color.