Blog

William Kentridge inspired me when I went to see Five Themes at the SFMOMA.Kentridge is a filmmaker, printmaker, collage, sculpture, and installation artist. He even works in opera. I wasn't familiar

This image reminds me of a lovely essay on wabi sabi "In Praise of Shadows" where author Junichiro Tanizaki writes: "Such is our way of thinking—we find beauty not in the in the thing itself but in

With the tag line, "Bohemian modern style from a San Francisco girl", SF Girl By Bay is one of my favorite blogs and I never miss a post.Editor Victoria Smith has impeccable taste showcasing design

An artist that really influenced me when I was an undergrad was Cindy Sherman. Specifically the Untitled Film Series. This body of work from the late seventies and early eighties really spoke to me as

I was invited to participate in an art truck at this year's Lost Horizon Night Market. The curators created a library space featuring artists' books.Four of my books were included:La Sonámbula, Día de

I received an e-mail this week from a nice man named Jesse Bell who had purchased one of my blank upcycled journals at the SF Underground Market that I participated in earlier this year. He has

This trio of books is designed to be read traditionally and hung on the wall. Each book is 10" x 72" and is printed on ivory cardstock.

Since I posted a little carousel book last week, I thought I would share the first book I made with this structure. The covers are wrapped with bark paper and the insides are heavy ivory card stock

Mutiple colors of vellum and Indian flotki paper are transparent layers. Photographs of fire and fragments of text are combined in this piano-hinge book. The structure wasn't what I had hoped and I

I participated in the most recent SF Underground Market with a bookbinding demo using scrap materials. The call came on Wednesday to participate on Saturday night. I love what this group stands for