toss her an email – its on her website under “contact”
lapetitefaon
Aww, I want one, these are so lovely.
http://www.paperschmaper.blogspot.com Krissy
I want one too!
http://mollysteadman.tumblr.com molly
WOW.
http://playwithfire.tumblr.com Scully
I have the last one on my window sill. They are even better in person.
http://www.thecheapershow.com Graeme
Meghan’s one of my favourite painter’s in Vancouver. She’s amazing…
lolapeas
So amazing and beautiful!
http://smyte.wordpress.com Justin
Holy shit!
emilyrugburn
these are so cool
http://fixelated.org/ drea
Love these so much.
Tyler Austin Bradley
Much nicer than “MISSING” on a milk carton… Great up-use/upcycling with the bottles. Beautiful.
It’d be great to see a series of these portraits on bottles that reference personality types, beverage of preference or something- Snoop Dogg on a big old 40oz. OE bottle, or Lee Maracle on a jar of… Miracle Whip.
http://www.coorain.wordpress.com coorain
I really like the idea of putting these into use as part of everyday life, making a little piece of everyday art.
Thanks to everyone for the kind words. And thanks Booooooom.
I hadn’t updated my email on the website- if anyone was trying to get in touch.
It is : meghanpaterson@gmail.com
http://birdsofparadis.blogspot.com bird
these remind me of an old 80s animation i remember seeing as a kid on sesame street or the like… cant put my finger on it. ill be tortured till i find it thank so much for sharing! these are awesome.
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I find these very curious and kind of creepy. It makes me think their souls are being trapped inside the bottles fixed in the state of mind that they had when they were painted. I think the way they were painted shows their personalities. So maybe if you wanted to you could make your own personality by mixing a drink by pouring a little bit of from some of the bottles of these people and drink it. I like these. They’re interesting. Makes my imagination go wild.
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