Soul Effigy among urns and headstone.
Old gravestone etching.

...Memorial Mail Art...

Different version of a Death Head.

Inspired by The Cold Winter of 1926 scene in Guy Maddin's My Winnipeg.

Photograph taken by me.

"My Youthful mates both small and great
Come here and you may see
An awful sight, which is a type of which
you soon must be."

Inspired by a Death Head gravestone etching. I used the comic section of our local newspaper for this piece.

Had this news article hanging around for a few years about things -mostly food- people have seen the face of Mary or Jesus in. Lots of info about it all inside the envelope -Pierogi Jesus sold for twenty eight thousand dollars. Thrown together quickly but makes for an interesting read.

Cover


Inside


Back

Mourning the loss of innocence...

My Son seems to really like this one.

A skull decorated with upcycled memorial flowers.



Blurred to conceal the recipients address.

We found this little guy hiding inside a tree at St. Johns Cemetery.
Background is a photograph I took of St. Johns Cemetery.

Envelope made from blank newspaper I printed a Pacman game onto. Pacman has been replaced with a skull. Inside are 32 colour coded skulls that when unscrambled spell out a message.

Photograph of a dead tree that had grown from the rubble of what use to be a church at Salem Cemetery adorned with bones. Not sure if this one is complete, I'll update this if any changes are made.

Collage of a few photographs taken over the past year.

On the front...

"At Rest" Antique Coffin Plaque from my collection.

Handshake Headstone Symbol taken at Potts Empire Loyalist Burial Ground -this one in particular is a man and woman based on the different sleeves which represents holy matrimony.

Mary in Multiples, honestly I cannot recall the name of the Cemetery where this was taken.

Background Photograph is of stairs leading to the basement of an abandoned building in the country. I placed a photo of an empty Grave from Oakview Cemetery over the stairs, there's a deceased Raccoon on the landing.

She mulched the family plot to protect her roots -piece from a poem I wrote.

On the back...

Animal Vertebrae found during one of our Burial Ground ventures.

Cat skull photograph I glued pennies on, scanned then printed.

Grateful inscription on headstone at St. Johns Burial Ground

Background is of Funeral Home Advertisements from our local News Paper.
"Many plan for misfortune, few prepare for the inevitable."

Middle photograph has been blurred to conceal the recipients address, it is of two above ground graves at St. Johns Burial Ground.