Shlee Vincent

A few weeks ago, I’d been sent a link to a technicolor tutorial in Photoshop. It’s been a little bit since I’ve played around in Photoshop, but it’s always fun to learn a little something new.

I found a few photographs I’d taken with my brother just about a year and a half ago and thought they might be fun to play with. I didn’t achieve the exact look I was going for, but here’s a glimpse at my very first attempt at  “Technicolor” photos.

We left early from Doolin on the road to Dingle. I was still pretty sleepy, but I did wake up to see a few nice things.

Stab binding. I like it. I think it’s cute. And I think it’s perfect for what I want to do.

Print books.

I had mentioned before that Terry Foreman from the Newark Arts Alliance had clued me into the idea of art books.

I thought to myself, that definitely sounds fun, and I happen to have 5×7 sheets of recycled paper. What a perfect opportunity to make some books with prints. One of a kind books, eh?

Also, for your viewing pleasure, a super sweet retro-style book!

After all my complaining about the weather, my two vacation days I had to complete most of my printing (when I had a month to prepare) and a whole bunch of mat cutting, this was what I had to show for the Harvest Arts Festival on Saturday.

If there’s anything that strikes your fancy, shoot me a message and we’ll see about getting it to you! (more…)

Sweet beautiful business cards!