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Troy Emery

10/24/2015

 
Have you met Troy Emery? I discovered him while I was researching the recent pompom project round up. He covers polyurethane animal mannequins and taxidermy forms with pompoms. They are adorable, strange, and sometimes a little scary. Meet the "Small Companion":
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This one is called "Dysfunctional Camouflage."
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This untitled piece reminds me of one of those hairless cats.
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Troy also works with yarn and tassels. This black dog is pretty unnerving. 
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...but not all of the yarn/stringy ones are as menacing. Take the "Wooly Woofter," for example.
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I love this one, called "Portal to a Better Place." 
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These pieces make me think about using pompoms to create patterns, using them to cover a three-dimensional surface, and to think of other unexpected materials I could use to cover a shape.
There's lots more to see on Troy's website, so go take a tour! xo

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