Peter Cole is an artist and maker who makes beautiful art in
nature. In addition to carving the Mona Lisa into pumpkin, he has
sculpted a bath-tub out of snow, and made Bilbao out of sand. A
graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute, he is an avid
collector of rocks, shells, bones, photographs, keys and other
objects which he transforms into unusual art pieces. With his wife,
he has been a long-time vendor at the Brooklyn flea. He is the
author of many books about ephemeral art including Snowmen, Great
Pumpkins, and Sandcastles.
Leslie Jonath is an author, a book packager and producer
specializing in content for food, art, design, and children's
projects. She is the author of many books including Snowmen,
Everyone Loves Paris, Give Yourself A Gold Star and Love Found. She
lives in San Francisco.
“From creating spirals made of individual fern leaves, to sculpting
leaf creatures- playfully designed with various leaves and
tendrils of vines- to making “skirts” for trees with leaves
arranged artfully around its base, creating foraged art becomes a
creative adventure in which your only limitation is your
imagination.”
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