the
hobby

Collage, as tried by me.

Featured on this page is a sampling of collages I have created. Only four months into the practice, I haven't amassed a very large portfolio, but I've already noticed the beginnings of what I might be so bold as to call technique. I have enjoyed making these. Though I'm not sure I can tell you what any one collage means, I hope the further content of this site can express to you what the practice means to me.

Wanna give it a go? I coded a little interactive collage maker so you can do just that!


Learning by doing

I got started by using prefabricated collage kits. This lends a cohesive aesthetic to my early work.


collage featuring vintage clocks and the year 2026

“2026”

collage featuring the word awaken and a victorian woman looking over her shoulder

“Awaken”

collage featuring landscapes, horses, and snailmail stamps

“Travel Fare”

collage featuring an apollo capsule, different depictions of the sun, and terrestrial birds

“Lux Lit”

One of my prefab kits had a “science” motif, so you're gonna see a lot of space and sea imagery. I like how those two concepts get lumped together, thematically.

collage featuring a child taxidermying an adult man's head while standing on a fish

“Child Scientist”

I caught myself doing a lot with heads and eyes (or the lack thereof).


unfinished collage featuring a mother reading the newspaper to her two children

“Unfinished”

collage featuring planet cycles and teacups

“Cup of the Cosmos”

collage featuring sea life with human features grafted onto them

“That Dolphin Has a Face”

Blank Space

My early goal was to fill every inch of the page. Later, I worked on incorporating more blank space.