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Biblioklept 
At the University of South Florida I tried my hand at Arcimboldo style art. I did the portrait of a banker with wads of dollar bills, rolls of coins, checkbooks, account books, yellow pad notebooks, an assortment of pens–it was great fun!
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A pik a pik!
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The original painting is too large to be photocopied, and I do not use cameras, so I will look up my original drawing, which is 8.5 X 11, and post it on the Internet. Would you like that, yes?
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His images are in a copy of Smithsonian I can’t find anymore. Anyone know?
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I pray you are still interested, as it took me three weeks to find the boceto=preparatory sketch.
Go to DEVIANTART.COM/, and look up the profile BELIANIS.
I pray that you may like it, as it now looks a bit naïve and not as accomplished as what Arcimboldo could have done; still, I may try again in the future, for making that image was indeed fun.
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