 "Baby Superman" by Snow Mack "Baby Superman" was inspired by the idea of recreating the pod that Superman travels to Earth in as a baby fleeing his home planet. "Baby Zod", companion piece, ponders a similar journey for General Zod, with varying influences. These two pieces create a Light vs Dark scenario. Part of the challenge was utilizing found and recycled materials.  "Baby Superman" by Snow Mack  "Baby Superman" by Snow Mack  "Baby Superman" by Snow Mack  "Baby Superman" by Snow Mack "Baby Superman", alt title "Super Baby Man", companion piece to "Baby Zod"
Dimensions: 14" x 11" x 3" Mixed Media Materials Basic structure Masonite box - abandoned project of artist I share studio with (aka husband) Found, recycled, gifted and yard sale Materials: Foil: recycled from foil leggings I wore to keep my cat, Peanut Butter, from biting my ankles Padding in corners, under foil, paper towels from painting project Used Holographic wrapping paper saved for appropriate project Baby Jesus - sidewalk sale at sewing factory, downtown Los Angeles Crystals - from chandeliers salvaged from Santa Monica Pussycat Theater when it sold Bow - from Christmas Bicycle reflector - not sure Stars, faux gems, sequins from my framing supplies Exterior of box - keys and hardware saved over the years Non recycled materials: Gesso Acrylic paint Mod Podge Liquitex Gloss Medium Elmer's Wood Glue Max Quick Dry Tacky Glue Nova Color Texture Paste Hanging hardware
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Snow Mack
I create narrative paintings that are inspired by dreams, visions, symbology and pop culture. 
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