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…)
I didn’t want to say anything earlier, because I’m superstitious in that if I mention something that I’m trying to do/enter/win, it doesn’t happen.
I’m sticking with that theory because I just got a letter saying that I’ll be one of the artists with a space at the 2011 Harvest Arts Festival held by the Newark Arts Alliance. Hooray!!
Here are the details:
Date: October 15 (Raindate: Oct. 16)
Time: 11 am – 4 pm
Place: Academy Building Lawn (downtown Newark, DE)
Aaaand here’s what a glimpse at what I’ll be showing/selling. =)
You should stop by and come see me!
So, Matthew Gray Gubler just posted this on his Tumblr.
This makes me smile, because just yesterday I was trying to experiment briefly with my own levitation (as inspired by Natsumi Hayashi)
Anyhoo, here’s what I came up with (for now).
So, Moby. Remember those sweet new-age jams from the ’90s? Yea, sweet sweet glory.
Anyway, did some reading, found out he’s releasing a book of photos. Looks good.
