Christine
Claringbold of Portland, Oregon brings you a kaleidoscopic
array of original designs to help you decorate your home
and brighten up your world. Featuring mandala art and accessories
made from recycled vinyl records.
This
article about Christine Claringbold is in the February issue
of the
Bee.
Watch
me on HGTV
One
of my segments on HGTV's show"Look
What I Did!" aired for the third
time on December 25 at 5:00 pm
ET/PT. The segment, called "Psychedelic
in Portland," is all about my master bedroom/studio/home
office and how I turned it into a mandala-filled wonderland
of psychedelic undulations. Please watch this site for more
information on the two episodes featuring my crazy home
in Portland, Oregon (the other one is about my kitchen).
This is a picture of the awesome crew who came over for
12 hours of fun and psychedelia!
The
show, episode HCLVR-364,
aired on December 14 at 11:00am ET/PT. I showed
the world how to paint a snowman on a vinyl record and turn
it into a fabulous bowl.
Here's
a picture from that day (it was only a 6 hour day, no problem!)
Visit
hgtv.com
for instructions on making your own bowl.
Rave
Review from National Geographic Traveler
"Portland's
Christine Claringbold (working as Eye Pop Art) rescues LPs
from obsolescence by giving them new life as vibrantly painted
bowls, mirrors, clocks and decorative mandalas. Traveler
researcher Jessie Johnston enjoys Claringold's free-hand
geometric designs that range from intense monochromes to
psychedelic colorfests and black-and-white mod throwbacks.
This vinyl revival is an affordable way to brighten up any
iPod-age abode."
