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New Works

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Old Favorites

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More Where That Came From

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New Works ✳ Old Favorites ✳ More Where That Came From ✳

Welcome to the world of Stepdad

Wood panelling. Wafts of smoke.
Sipping privilege on the rocks.
Pressed suits. Stacks of Playboy.
Bragging about expensive stereos.
Starched shirtwaists. Satin slips.
Huffing the latest household chemicals.

Each collage is
one-of-a-kind and cut by hand
from physical mid-century magazines ,
with zero digital sourcing or editing.

predators and prey.JPG

how does your garden grow.JPG

coming in season.png

homemaker hotsprings.JPG

america was never great smaller.jpg

jiffy loot.jpeg

dysmorphia for substack.png

picture of my pets.png

fresh meal.png

Everything is not enough small.png

black and neat 2.png

avocados for everything.png

nip in bud.JPG

self portrait.JPG

decorating with pedos.png

chairmen of the broad.png

tequila pool.png

friendly fire color.png

summer reading color fixed.png

new pool towels.png

toad frog.png

on hold.jpg

i miss shopping in paris.png

fresh meat.png

janet in the tub.png

thomas o malley 2025.png

I dream of matoes.JPG

road to success.jpg

but her face.png

plant daddy fixed.png

men the other white meat.png

heavy weight champion.JPG

taco tuesday la june.png

out of the house into the jungle.jpg

bathed in love.png

eat your veggies.jpg

clear communication.jpg

hawaii wet.jpg

welcome to ig.png

workplace zoo corrected.png

quick get away.png

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birds of spray.png

domestication 1.png

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a girl can dream.png

orgin of grace.png

dog trainer.png

I Dream.png

reflections fixed.png

Stepdad Collages is a series of analog collages by Marissa A. Ross, created using original mid-century magazines, scissors, and glue. Or maybe tape. Whatever it takes. Each piece is composed by hand, exploring themes of gender, nostalgia, and power through the imagery of a carefully constructed American past. Ross is a writer and artist based in Los Angeles.