Old news from last week, but here it is-
my bio on the Baltimore Etsy Street Team blog is here.
Business for the weekend- printing business cards for my yoga teacher-landlord Regina, walking the dog, and fixing up a new type cabinet (finally I will be able to put away most of my type- just in time to make room for the Hammond Glider saw that may be coming my way)
Thryn posted a little bit about me on her blog today! check it out here.
She runs an eco-friendly wedding blog, and she and Gabe were featured in magazines for their green wedding!
A newly designed and printed run of thank you cards- inspired by an old lead cut I found. Available in green and blue (also a brand new source of paper, with beautiful colors!)
I think next I’ll be printing them on Lettra with a deep impression, with ink to match the envelope. These are pretty much flat because the paper is very hard.
available soon in my etsy shop
This Sunday, hope for sun- I’ll be at the Day of the Book Festival in Kensington, MD. There will be authors, publishers, book artists, craftspeople, musicians and more!
Information is available at http://www.dayofthebook.com/
Opening April 12, 6-9:30 pm at the World Trade Center in Baltimore (free admission, normally 5 bucks)
I have a painting in the show, which is part of the Baltimore Festival of Maps. Perfect, neh?
(and yes, it is for sale!)
“387 Feet Above is exhibition of new works that involve mapping Baltimore using views from the Top of the World observation deck. The artists have made works that are installed on panels on the perimeter rails of the space.
Baltimore’s Festival of Maps is a citywide event from March to June 2008 featuring unique exhibitions and public programs that celebrate maps throughout history - from the artistic to the scientific, from the ancient to the contemporary.
www.baltimorefestivalofmaps.com”
so, i switched hosting a couple of weeks ago (i do not recommend telavir as a hosting provider!) and my old blog posts ran off into the internets. i’m starting over now, and hope to have more regular updates! check back for new pictures of recent work and news about coming events.
