The basic form of collage involves a central image around which a theme can be built. The cut-paper-and-paste technique is a tactile and visual experience that cannot be replicated with a computer. The juxtaposition of images, both intentional and accidental, adds another dimension to the creative and receptive processes.

	"Women and Children" [paper collage, 56 x 44 inches]
	"Chill Up, Warm Out!" [paper collage, 18 x 12 inches]
	"Where Do Dreams Go?" [paper collage, 28 x 22 inches]
	"Mimi's Shrine" [paper collage, foam-board, 28 x 22 inches]
	"Create Your Own Reality" [paper collage, 22 x 28 inches]
	"Stop Feeling Sorry For Yourself" [paper collage, 22 x 28 inches]
	"Don't Tell Me I'm A Tease!" [paper collage, 22 x 28 inches]
	"Genitalia Rossellini" [paper collage, 20 x 16 inches matted]
	"Baby Mugshot" [paper collage, 12 x 9 inches matted]
	"Vogue Nov" [paper collage, 18 x 12 inches]
	"Flower" [Flower and acrylic on foam board, 18 x 24 inches]