Projects, art, printmaking, relevant and irrelevant things.
Got my friend Yijin’s portfolio exchange, Playground, in the mail. Most importantly, there was a bunch of Korean candy in the box.
(Artists: Aries Tjhin, Hyunjoo Kim, Jungsuk Lee, Lindsey Clark-Ryan, Miguel Peña, Morgan Sims, OnHwan Kim, Tyanna Buie, Waverly Liu, Yijin Kim)
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Government Printing Office Visit
Senior Conservator Jana Dambrogio was invited to the bindery of the Government Printing Office (GPO) to capture impressions of their early brass decorative finishing tools. Dambrogio documented over 379 tools (69 brass rolls and over 310 stamps, gouges, and fillets) used by the bindery since before the civil war to the present day. Many of the tool’s marks are found on hand-made bindings that were fabricated by the GPO bindery for many federal agencies. These bindings have been subsequently deposited in the holdings of the National Archives.
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Got some little boats in this show and in the McNeese Works on Paper exhibition in Lake Charles, LA.
Oops, this is the only picture I took at SGC.
I have never listened to anyone who criticized my taste in space travel, sideshows or gorillas. When this occurs, I pack up my dinosaurs and leave the room.
— Ray Bradbury (via liamdryden)
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Follow-up to my earlier post: yes, aluminum etches darker without rosin (since aluminum crystals are finer than rosin particles).
Hallelujah.
This is my favorite still-life I’ve ever set up.
Well, at least I got to mount this to the gallery wall today.
