Posts Tagged ‘Art’

Bookplates by Nancy Muller!

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009

My dear friend, Nancy Muller

has put together

a collection

of gorgeous bookplates

for me.

. . .

I will be incorporating them

into a collection

of my sketchbooks.

. . .

They should be available

in my shop

in a few weeks.

. . .

Here’s a sneak peek:

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bat. . .

owlssmall. . .

foxsmall. . .

bucksmall. . .

birdssmall

. . .

Also check out her website

for more gorgeous work!

. . .

All images copyright Nancy Muller 2009.

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Some new things…

Thursday, October 29th, 2009

The Spruce Collection debuted last week.

. . .

Here are

some new images

I’ve been working on.

. . .

Spruce Collection - Edition 113

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Spruce Collection - Edition 115

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Spruce Collection - Edition 112

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Spruce Collection - Edition 117

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Enjoy!

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Wanted!

Thursday, October 15th, 2009

. . . . .

Thread

. . .

Tell me about

your favorite

shop

boutique

bookstore

. . .

Where you think

that my sketchbooks

would fit in.

. . .

I’m looking for stores

anywhere.

. . .

I’d appreciate the help.

. . .

Thanks!

. . .

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Shop Update!

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

I’ve been working

to get the shop

in tip top shape.

. . .

There are now 10 books available!

. . .

This one is my favorite:

Cypress Collection - Edition 112

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Cypress Collection - Edition 112: Button Detail

. . .

Cypress Collection - Edition 112: Sewing Detail

. . . . .

Happy Friday.

. . .

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Welcome

Sunday, August 16th, 2009

I’d like to introduce the newest (and greatest) addition to my life:

Nipping Press

A beautiful cast iron 10″ X 13″ nipping press.

(which I bought for $25. eek!)

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Oops! Work I forgot to show you.

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

Here are a few images from my recent show at the Wilgus Gallery, which I forgot to post here. Enjoy!

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Check out: John Kristensen at Wellesley College

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

John Kristensen is speaking at Wellesley College next Wednesday, March 12th.  It should be an amazing lecture.

. . . . . . . . . .

John Kristensen to Deliver 2009 J. Ben Lieberman Memorial Lecture

“The Book [Broadside, Bookplate, Business Card & Birth Announcement] Beautiful”

Clapp Library Lecture Room, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA

Thursday, March 12, 2009 at 4:30 pm

More information here.

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Have you heard: Yulia Bridskaya

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

If you haven’t experienced the work of Yulia Bridskaya, then you are missing out!  A Russian born, London based Illustrator and Graphic Designer, Yulia’s work is truly inspiring.

Yulia Brodskaya

Yulia Brodskaya Heart

Enjoy!

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Beautiful Places

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

This weekend I went on a little trip to nearby Philadelphia.  It was a bit cold, but I saw some great things.   I went to the classics, like the Reading Terminal Market, Liberty Bell, and Constitution Museum, but I also found a few gems a bit farther off the beaten path.

My two new favorite places in Philadelphia are the Rodin Museum and little park across from the Rodin Museum called Calders on the Parkway.  The Rodin Museum in Philadelphia is tiny, but reminds me a lot of the Musee Rodin in Paris.  There is a similar outdoor fountain area and Rodin’s Thinker out in front.

Rodin Museum

Right across the street from the Rodin Museum is a little park filled with one large red Calder sculptor and a few smaller black ones.

Calders on the Parkway

I was amazed to find this little treasure, but soon found out that Calder had a long history with the city of Philadelphia.  Alexander, also known as Sandy Calder is the Calder known and loved the world over for his mobiles and sculptures.  His father, Alexander Stirling Calder taught at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and is known for the Swann Memorial Fountain in Philadelphia.  Furthermore, Sandy Calder’s grandfather, Alexander Milne Calder created the famous statue of William Penn that stands atop Philadelphia City Hall.

Oh Calder, you will never cease to amaze me.

Also, there are plans to create a Calder Museum near the Calders on the Parkway.  Fantastic!

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