Amy says, "If it involves cutting, pasting, painting, collecting, organizing, hoarding, gluing, arranging, obsessing, tasting, listening, pilfering, filling, pouring, resisting, protesting, tearing, sewing, pretending, peeking, hiding, or constructing altered realities, I'm into it." She ain't lyin! Her work spans from prints to collages to paintings to photographs to sculpture and beyond. The photo shown is of one of her many Specimen prints. She has mashed up animals and printed them on old book pages. The bright, bold colors on frail, flaky book paper create a great dynamic. (Prints are for sale on her etsy site!) You can see a more extensive portfolio on her flickr page, though. You MUST check out her Ministry of Tiny Catastrophes.

And as if there weren't enough hyperlinks already, here's her blog!

Image Credit: Flickr user AWalsh09