Featured Work
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Some Goofy kind of Love... by Marjorie Wallace
They are just a bit of silliness to make you smile. Little figurines made from some kind of composite about 10” tall. I am putting them in my front window to welcome guests. I got them a few years back and bring them out to celebrate Fall. Won Fall/Halloween challenge KNICK KNACKS ~20 Oct 2009 / Featured in KNICK KNACKS group ~ 21 Oct 2009 All the images and text contained herein may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my express written permission. My images do not belong to the Public Domain. The removal of electronic copyright information, digital fingerprints, or embedded watermarks on any image is strictly prohibited. / © 2009 Marjorie Wallace, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.
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~Even Fairies Age~ by Angie Seiffert
Garden Fairy (About 2 feet in size) Over looks a small pond, she is hidden in a cluster of various plants. Nikon D70 / f/5 / 1/25 / 195mm / handheld no changes made to color. (as shot) Featured in Untouchables on December 19th, 2008 / Featured in Statues and Such on December 18th / Featured in Public Art on December 31st, 2008
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ROOSTER by the6tees
/ Featured in the Knick Nack Group.
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Garden owl by Agnes McGuinness
While I was on a break from RB, I managed to hone my bird photography skills. I am now an expert. No need to be jealous. What do mean, ‘not real’!! That’s the realest ceramic I’ve ever seen! Canon EOS 450D, 50mm f1.8 lens
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Reading by sstarlightss
- Featured as Top Ten placement in the “Animal Knick Knacks” Challenge (June 29, 2009) launched by the “Knick Knacks” Group – THANK YOU FOR VOTED MY SHOT / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——-
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Silver Cat by monica98
This is an image of a silver cat.
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"Sundance" Art Glass Watercolor Painting by Paul Jackson
Dappled sunlight from behind the trees outside the window plays with the colors and curves of the hand made glass vases, glasses and bottles in this watercolor still life by Paul Jackson. The painting is one of a series by the artist featuring art glass.
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Small Party by PaulAlbert
One of my favorites, from the Christmas Mouse Collection, one of over 400 at last count. The Christmas mice only come out for the Holidays, imagine that this one is a table display, but the Christmas Tree has in excess of 300 and that number grows each year, last Year I was able to experience the joy in capturing all these little creatures, and be assure that for each one there is a special memory, the so much enjoyed Smile, and now to share the viewing opportunity with all. A part of the 40 year collection, at our place during the Holidays, food around our house for some reason disappears! perhaps this is a vital clue?
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Seams by izzybeth
In honor of my Scandinavian heritage. Grandmother Anna was a proud Norwegian.transplant, and I am the daughter of a daughter of a seamstress. Grandmother Anna Lorraine Mortensen at the age of 19 came to America in the year 1900 from Norway via Ireland. She was an indentured servant for a number of unspoken years. She was a seamstress. Yes, I know how to sew a straight line. And have spent many fastidious hours for the sake of the ideal seam. Although I can not remember which magazine I found this image from, this color pencil drawing was inspired from a photo I found in a design periodical.
Recent Work
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Glass Bubble by artwhiz47
View large, please. Art glass by Vermont artist Robert Burch, with the Atlantic Ocean as its frame of reference. Gloucester, Massachusetts.
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Old World Beauty by Leena Hedman
glass ornament from my collections
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The Love Shack. by Wendy Taylor
A Hippie Hideaway, Collage and Painted in Acrylics. Size 40 cm x 31 cm. / Paper used…Langton Extra Smooth 140lbs.
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"Fascination" Art Glass Watercolor by Paul Jackson
Inspiration sometimes comes when you least expect it. Paul Jackson’s “Fascination” watercolor inspiration occurred when the artist was unpacking boxes of drinking glasses on his counter. The result; an intense rainbow of colored glass in a one-of-a-kind painting. “Fascination” was completed in 2007 and is a huge 60” X 40”.
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"Lightfast" Art Glass Watercolor by Paul Jackson
A collection of art glass vases and perfume bottles on a windowsill in the sunlight creates a dazzling display of light and color. This watercolor by Paul Jackson is one of a series featuring art glass.
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Carousal Ride by SandraRos
Camera: Canon 400D / Lens: Canon Macro 100mm Photographing some of my very old Christmas Tree Ornaments
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Riding a Reindeer by SandraRos
Camera: Canon 400D / Lens: Canon Macro 100mm / Another one in my collection of Christmas Ornaments collected over many years when traveling.
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Making New Friends (Chac Mool Series #1) by Tanya Keefe
A Chac Mool figurine meets the girls of the new world… A beloved family member gave us this figurine, and in the spirit of Expedia’s garden gnome, we wanted to make sure this little guy was having a good time! We started by introducing him to the locals… Olympus SP-565uz Others in this series: /
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Contemplating the Future (Chac Mool Series #2) by Tanya Keefe
The second in the Chac Mool Series, this Mayan figurine from the Yucatan peninsula in Central America has come to stay in a whole new world up in the northern United States… Here he is posing thoughtfully as the archetypal Hermit from the tarot… (The Hermit is a lone figure, walking through the darkness carrying the light, which is a great burden but also a great gift. He is quiet, contemplative. While others rush around and shout, he sits quietly alone and thinks. He goes deep within to reach wisdom.) Here he is in a quiet moment, contemplating the future of mankind… Olympus SP-565UZ / Post processing in Picasa3 Other works in this series:
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Is it raining? by artsthrufotos
Canon EOS40D, Sigma 70-300 Lens
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Inspiration by sewcrafty
My favorite garden fairy, moved indoors for the winter. He usually sits on a table outdoors with his rock, to bring me inspiration! Nikon Coolpix 5700
About This Group
if you have pictures of knick knacks, or a still life drawing, painting, or whatever, as long as it involves knick knacks, this group is for you! :) And incase you are wondering what a “knick knack” is.. its usually sumthing breakable can be old. basically sits on a shelf or somewhere on a table or out of the way for looks that does nothing but collect dust lol.
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