This series of pochoir books is a project I’ve been messing around with for a while now. Initially inspired by city maps, the designs became more playful with each book. Each book is small enough to fit into an card envelope.
books, prints, drawings, poetry.
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A couple of pictures of the stenciling process.
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The first in a series of small books inspired by city maps.
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The lotus book I made in Sarah Tabor’s class was selected for The Hui Teaches: Student & Faculty Salon. These pictures were taken at the opening last Friday. The show closes July 5th.
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Two Travelers
This artist’s book was an assignment for a class. I took two collaged cards and expanded them into a larger collage, and then scanned and printed the piece on a large sheet of tyvek. The tyvek was folded into a French door structure. The tyvek was wonderful to work with, but expensive to print. -
I found some old pictures I took while building the collage that became an artist’s book. The basis of the collage were two cards from the Taxonomy Project. My collaging process is mostly instinctual, but in this case I was trying to tell a story as well.
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A small (5 inches tall) single page accordion book with inserts. The abstract images are trace monotypes on top of a pressure print.
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A custom travel diary I made for my mother. I’m very pleased with how well it turned out.
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I’m teaching a class at the Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center in Maui!
Introduction to Handmade Books
May 14th-June 18th
It’s my first professional teaching experience, and I’m very excited!
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Artists Book Cornucopia IV
Abecedarian GalleyApril 19 - June 8My book Dislocation is going to be featured in the juried art show Artists Book Cornucopia IV at the Abecedarian Galley in Denver, Colorado! If you’re in the Denver area, the opening is on April 19th, part of the Third Friday Artwalk.
Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
