I fill up my sketchbooks quickly. Fill isn't quite the correct word because I regularly go back and add to my older books. I started a new journal in January, and it's already bursting at the seams
I was mesmerized by these two old trees in Pt. Richmond. Shooting with a 50mm manual lens and the shortest focal length. The splits in the bark resemble an open spread in a book to me.
I have been following the blog, 50 Watts for years because of Will Schofield’s dedication to showcasing beautiful historical books, design and illustration from around the world. A visual journey, his
I discovered Fay Helfer via one of my favorite blogs, Street Anatomy. Pyrography – the practice of wood burning – is a long time camp favorite. I remember trying it a few years ago and had results
I got two beautiful postcards in my mailbox last week. On the left is James Luckett's recent art for the Postcard Collective. On the right is an invitation from Rayko for the opening of David Wolf's
A glimpse into an assemblage I'm working on. It will be part of a day of the dead altar I'm making for the Day of the Dead exhibit at Mission Cultural Center this year. Here's the basics. Stop by the
I've been wanting to share more process shots and glimpses into my sketchbooks, so here's a doodle of me scheming a wearable book piece. My plan is to unveil it at the X Libris show curated by
Three of my found footage films have been accepted in to sound: north east scotland’s festival of new music. Specifically the films will be part of Orphans curated by Ross Whyte, Richard Craig, Pascal
I'm thrilled to announce that five of my books were chosen to be part of X Libris by MicroClimate Collective at Root Division.La SonámbulaXX – Solstice Jacob's LadderThree of my Elemental Books: Earth