I've put down the Caesar commentaries for the time being, as I've found myself in the middle of too many books and feeling a need to finish some. I recently picked up a book at an antiques shop in Lewes, DE, that I began out of curiosity and it's interesting enough I want to finish… Continue reading Summer Reading
Category: Media
Profile on Moleskinerie
I've been added as this week's profile of a moleskine--addict on this website– fun! There are some selects from a few of my Moleskine sketchbooks and travel books on my flickr page, also, to which there is a link in the left hand column... (look for the black book with the electrofork skull on it)
Curiousity and art-making
Research has been a theme of late. I stumbled upon something a week or two ago that discussed the use of polyester plates for lithography, wherein one might produce an image directly onto the polyester “plate” or use a laser printer or photocopier to impose an image. I found this intriguing as a possibility for… Continue reading Curiousity and art-making
Thanks to Strange Maps!
For this lovely post about Calendria. Many copies still available through Etsy.
Editor’s picks on Etsy– Calendria!
Noticed I got an editor's pick this morning, Calendria having been featured on this blog entry on Etsy. And I noticed too late, apparently, as there was a sudden jump in traffic to my etsy shop yesterday and the calendars were sold out of the shop overnight! Poor timing! But more have been added today.
Looking forward
on Quality and Style
Repost of FPO coverage of Calendria. Thanks for the mention! Happy Holidays everyone!
from Selectism | Around the web
Scroll down to number three, Calendria (re-post from FPO) December 16.
I Love Handmade!
Another thank you for Calendria press, this time to I Love Handmade, a blog featuring Beautiful handmade products from around the world. Many thanks!
Calendria on FPO!
Thanks to the folks over at "Under Consideration" for featuring the calendar-map on their design blog, For Print Only (FPO). Exciting! An excerpt: "With one side featuring the intricate and finely detailed map, and the other a subtle and muted calendar peppered with old-style characteristics, this piece should keep your discovery level high as you… Continue reading Calendria on FPO!
e daggar art: THE MUSEUM 