I am moving into a bigger space and will be hiring part-time studio assistants to help me print. I will also give paid internships to certain students. Your experience level will determine your rate. Email me your resume and describe yourself and your interests. Don’t send resumes if you have no idea of what I [...]
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I’ll be at the Spring Fling Craftacular selling my tees. It’ll be a great place to shop for hand made items.
For Immediate Release: February 25, 2008
“BUST MAGAZINE’S SPRING FLING CRAFTACULAR”
ONE DAY ONLY! SUNDAY APRIL 27 / 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
THE WARSAW
(261 Driggs Ave, NYC)
BUST Magazine’s first ever Spring Fling Craftacular is set for Sunday [...]
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Printmaking is defined as the process of reproducing images on a flat surface; three types are relief block (linoleum, wood), intaglio (etching, engraving), and stencil (silkscreen). I don’t like to compare the types of printmaking to each other because they are all great in their own way. And depending on what look you want, one [...]
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No, not for the music. We’re going to visit one the oldest letterpress print shop in the US, Hatch Show Print. I have been wanting to see this place for years. They are such an inspiration for my work. It’s fantastic stuff! I am so excited. I’m going to pick up some original posters, souvenirs, [...]
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Yup, that’s right. I’ve gotten a lot of questions asking when the next block printing class will be and, unfortunately, I’m not scheduling anymore. What can I say? I’m busy. And hello! Remember how much I worked to get the word out about the last class I taught? and only two people showed up.
I enjoy [...]
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About two weeks ago, I had bought this cute heart trinket at the Candy Plum in Astoria. I’ll be writing up a nice little review of the place soon. As soon as I saw the necklace, I fell in love. It just made me smile, and its the perfect accessory for Spring. I can’t wait [...]
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When you look at an artist’s work, you see about 10% talent with 100% work. To suggest anything less would be insulting. Those of you who work in artistic endeavors understand this. It’s easy for someone who doesn’t draw, paint, or create to nudge off an art piece as being easy for that artist to [...]
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Check out this post written by my friend Richard Mazda of the Secret Theatre.
What a wonderful thing to say. Seeing stuff like this makes me think it’s all worthwhile. I have to remember this on my low self-esteem days. Bitchin’!
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Here’s the shirt I designed with the CBS Mob Logic icon I designed. I made in specifically for my muse Lindsay Campbell. She’s the host of the show. Notice the subtle gradation from dark orange to a lighter orange. I can do that basically by “painting” onto the block with brayers. Making a gradation on [...]
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