Ladybug
 Porto, Portugal 2011

Pollock's Toy Museum, 2006
London, England

Untitled, 2009

Untitled, 2011

Silver plate spoon and mixed media, 8"

Hunter Gatherer, 2011

Silver plate spoon and mixed media, 8" 

RandomTreasure #7

Wilesco Egg Slicer Packaging

Museum of Brands, Advertising and Packaging

London, England, 2010

Snake Vertebrate,  2006

Muséum National d'histoire Naturelle, Paris, France

Fried Egg, Teeth and Toothbrush Candy, 2010

Beauty Shop, Mississippi, 1979

Random Treasure #6

from the Three Little Puppies

by Ruth Dixon, photographs by Dale and Sally Rooks, 1951

Random Treasure #5

Pickle Relish Label

Random Treasure #4

from Ginny Gordon and The Lending Library 

by Julie Campbell and illustrated by Margaret Wesley 1954

Obviously being a librarian is a lot harder than any of us could have imagined.

Swim, 2010 

Silver plate spoon and mixed media, 8"

Search, 2010

Silver plate spoon and mixed media,  8"

Hear Me, 2011

Pocket watch case and mixed media, 2" x 2.5"

See Me, 2011

Pocket watch case and mixed media, 2" x 2.5"

Untitled, 2011
Old baking tin and mixed media, 2.5" x 7"

Scrub, 2011

Silver plate spoon and mixed media,  6"

                                     

        Untitled, 2011

Silver plate ladle and mixed media, 2" x 6"

Random Treasure #3

From the Nouveau Petit Larousse Illustre Dictionnaire Encyclopedique, Paris, France 1932

Pedestrian Crossing, Luso, Portugal 2011

Random Treasure #2

 Sewing Needles Packaging

Helados, Antigua, Guatemala, 2009

Random Treasure #1     

From the Nouveau Petit Larousse Illustre Dictionnaire Encyclopedique, Paris, France 1932

The Fantastic 5&10¢ Store: A Rebus Adventure by J.Patrick Lewis and me is out now! 

A wonderfully kind Kirkus reviewer writes..."Written in verse comparable only to Lewis Carroll, toasters fly, ketchup dances and the cup gets a little saucy with the saucer.... But what makes this tomfoolery even more appealing is that it is written in rebus form, The rebus verses set off one side of the spread, and Fisher's layered diorama-style scenes envelop the other. ... A rebus poem by its very nature begs to be reread, but with ebullient wordplay and a nostalgic tug at the (admittedly adult) heart, this one will be especially hard to let go."