Muse Speak - Heather J Geoffrey

Muse Speak
Honoring the feminine

WALL HANGINGS, Boxes & Altar pieces

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A Vintage image of a crowned woman standing atop of a system of worlds and symbols hints at the ways in which all work together.

A vintage pinup poses outside a window overflowing with roses.

World Fairy

Beautiful Timing

A set of beautifully adorned feet and toes rest near flowers in this paper on paper collage.

Picket Fences & Pin-Ups II

Bettie Fae

Picket Fences & Pin-Ups

Fan, Fae & Feathers

Tea & Treasures

The Emancipated Cabaret

Fairy in Flight

A Favorite Spot

Hidden Fae

Mother & Babe

Luna

Believe

Bloom

Strolling

Here Comes the Sun

Ladies in Waiting

Flower Girl

Sassy Fairy II

Sassy Fairy II

A smiling witch rides her broomstick across the top of this moss green antiqued box. The perfect place to hide some magical objects.

An artistic and tranquil beauty waits atop of this stained wooden keepsake box.

A mermaid stretches in repose on top of this distressed vintage looking box.

Once Upon a Water Lily

Burlesque Beauty

Beauty and Flowers

What's Under Your Umbrella

Beauty Bathing

Vintage black and white images of woman celebrating and reveling in their sexuality and sensuality cover this distressed wooden box.

Vintage Bettie Page, the Beast and antiqued papers are featured on top of this retro designed purse box.

Vintage pin up in painted wood frame and glass.

A beautiful vintage image of a woman graces the top of this small handmade box.

The beauty and delicacy of Alfonse Mucha's Art Nouveau designs grace the outside of the silvery gray-green box..

There is something in the way that she is tilting her head that spoke to me and made me wanted to place her upon the lid of this small box.

I believe that dance is a sacred expression and that wherever a dancers feet connect with the ground is holy and blessed. This box is designed using an image of a beautiful woman dancer that I found in a collection of vintage advertisements.

A woman who loves her own body supports other woman in the right to choose what they choose to do with theirs. To witness and appreciate the confidence and beauty of another woman can be a revolutionary act.

Variations of the female physical form, shape and beauty can be found within these vintage photographic images.

Earle K. Bergey pin-up and glamour girls appeared in men's magazines, pulp fiction magazines and on the covers of pulp science fiction novels for three decades. I found this particular beauty to hold an unashamed comfortability and sensuality in her pose.

The perfect size heart shaped box to hold a ring or special keepsake.

A beautiful dancer strikes a fancy pose inside this shadow box wall hanging.

A woman dances through the colors of night and across the top of this blue and gold box.

A beautifully detailed maiden graces the outside of this large keepsake box. Designed using the work of Alphonse Mucha.

An antiqued, retro pin-up box to store treasures in or for decorative use.

A sweet, small box designed to have a vintage look to match the vintage pin-up on the lid. Just the right size to hold a necklace, ring or earrings.

A wooden keepsake box designed using the work of Alphonse Mucha. Mucha believed that beautiful art improved the quality of life, and he felt it was his duty to promote art for ordinary people, not just the wealthy.

A fun box with a retro feel featuring a pin-up beauty and he diner cat. Designed utilizing the amazing pin-up artwork of Olivia De Berardinis.

A tiny and sweet box. Just the right size to give that special someone a surprise. I hear sometimes good things come in small packages.

Earle K. Bergey attended the Academy of Fine Art in Philadelphia in the 1920s. His pin-up and glamour girls appeared in men's magazines, pulp fiction magazines and on the covers of pulp science fiction novels for three decades.

Nature and the realm of fantasy and its representation in various artistic forms has been a love of mine since I was a young child. I always envisioned this purse box holding the treasures of a magical young one.

A unique purse box designed around the work of 1950's racy advertisements and Peter Driben's parade of sexy, fun-loving show girls which delighted the American public from the beginning of World War II until the baby boom of the 1950s.

A Mother's hand reaches into the womb to hold her child in this beautiful vintage illustration.

A vintage illustration of a serene woman meditating on an antiqued, painted wooden disc.

A retro pin-up graces the cover of this artist designed wooden box. Great to keep on your kitchen counter, on a desk or to give as a gift for that someone who loves that vintage look and feel.

Using vintage illustration of fashion from the 1920s I created this vintage looking 2 dimension scene inside of this shadow box. Ready to hang on the wall as a fun accent.

The queen of hearts makes an appearance through the deck of cards trimmed in red and gold.

A sweet face looks out from the blooming flower in this vintage image.

Each piece is unique and one of a kind. If you are interested in placing a custom order please contact me directly.