i've added a button on the shop page
(hannah did all the work)
(hannah did all the work)
for you to order the little book about shifu and printing,
if you wish.
hannah has it here and at the new site (which i haven't yet sorted out).
i've sent out one already
and the paypal thing is working.
(thank you, betsy!)
i seem to have emerged from a funk
a change,
a tilting,
and now, well now
i have my sea legs
for a bit.
i returned to the place i call home last night:
and this was above the little porch.
it was beautiful.
the night was full of frogs songs
and the sound of a few birds,
woodcock, my favorite.
in the night,
for the second one running
for the second one running
i was awakened around 3:00
by a loud bird sound
i think.
one or two calls
and that was all.
am i dreaming owl hunts?
and we went out this morning
to this marsh.
to this marsh.
found a new emergence.
i was thinking turtle thoughts
wondering how it is to be
turtle with the thick reptilian armor
turtle with the thick reptilian armor
while this soft human skin was feasted
by mosquitoes.
no worries,
escape happened fast.
no turtles.
yet.
two events are coming up for me:
then retirement
a special wedding, then
August 20-21
I will be teaching at the Morgan Conservatory
Native Species: Ecoprinting
making prints from the Morgan's ecosystem
~~~
August 26th
NEGBW MINI-CONFERENCE:
INSPIRED BY NATURE
Spend a weekend in Northern Maine with a community of local
artists working in the field of bookbinding, book arts, paper
making and calligraphy.
at the
Cobscook Community Learning Center
10 Commissary Point Road
Cobscook Community Learning Center
10 Commissary Point Road
Trescott, ME 04652
The CCLC is located in Trescott
Township, Maine, between the towns of Whiting and Lubec in the
Cobscook Bay region of Downeast Maine.
this is a venue
that is beautiful, wonderful.
(i can send you a pdf of this event
or you can contact the north east branch of the guild of bookworkers...
if i was more adept i could attach the pdf...)
sigh.
~~~
one of the things,
including the new website,
and a collaboration with a special friend
are what i'm doing this summer.
~~~
and
~~~
November, A Map is almost sold out.
i will be taking a few to rochester with me.
i have recently been told that several universities
now have my artists books in their special collections
and you can see that information
if you hunt under the publications at the top bar.
PHEW!
~~~
this is a venue
that is beautiful, wonderful.
(i can send you a pdf of this event
or you can contact the north east branch of the guild of bookworkers...
if i was more adept i could attach the pdf...)
sigh.
~~~
one of the things,
including the new website,
and a collaboration with a special friend
are what i'm doing this summer.
~~~
and
~~~
November, A Map is almost sold out.
i will be taking a few to rochester with me.
i have recently been told that several universities
now have my artists books in their special collections
and you can see that information
if you hunt under the publications at the top bar.
PHEW!
~~~
Those waterlilies have attitude.
ReplyDeleteHi V- can't comment on the mini conference - but the photos of light and the emerging flowers in the marsh just so beautiful - must fill you with hope. B
ReplyDeletelove your turtle eye view!
ReplyDeletealice, i just love those lilies!
ReplyDeletebarry, the conference is one you (both) would adore. good book folks in an amazing setting
mo, thanks. it was fun to be WAY down.
" there's a light that never goes out" -the smiths
ReplyDeleteexhilarating!
There are good things happening and good things to look forward to - just lovely!
ReplyDeleteWe are still warm here as well - a week away from our start of winter and still in t-shirts..
yes, we're beginning to wear t shirts...but i haven't seen turtles yet.
ReplyDeleteOh so happy to be able to get one of your books ... the shop site was a breeze!
ReplyDeletehi liz, thanks for letting me know that! your book will be in tomorrow's mail. xo.
ReplyDeleteHi Velma
ReplyDeleteBook arrived; delightful. Hope to see you at the Morgan!
Linda
linda, yay! you're coming to the morgan?!
ReplyDeleteYour life sounds rich with inspiration and giving back. I'm sure the retirement looming is a good feeling! And, ahhh, Maine. :)
ReplyDeletevalerie, maine will be awesome. and all is now awesome, too. unless i'm grumpy and hormonal, that is!
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