no feeling is final

11"x 14"

 

I can watch this series over and over again. Sister Wendy is the best.

in memory of Jeremy Nischuk

1980-2020
❤

the impaler

5"x7"

riding out the tail end of winter working on 2"x3" test prints for etching... long way to go still.

pulled a few tiny copperplate etchings of my namesake 

mistakes were made every step of the way... 

5" x7"

Rilke's "Sonnet to Orpheus Pt 2, XII

want the change

forest full-moon glow print

11" x 15"

my quarterly post of productivity. just some wheel thrown bowls so far...  

I'm most pleased about my lemon seeds sprouting...when life gives you lemons!

22"x 29" 

just having a little bit o' fun with larger stencils 

winter holidaze! this song has been in my head...

a couple new hand-cut screen prints-

11"x 14"

find at parade gallery

6-layer fortress print. 11"x17" 

glow-in-the-dark

silkscreened leather eye keychains

a quick 2-tone mini print. one for day-one for night...glow time

predictably, the first day of spring is bone-chilling. no problem. it's print time.

 they still have it in their 60's...

after stalker my thoughts turned this doc on the chernobyl disaster- it left me haunted... 

i don't know a lot about alexander korda

but i loved watching this film: rembrandt (1936)

so many good monologues!

high-res found here

excited to catch this on the big screen...

tarkovsky!

snuck in a q&a with the good & kind people of SNAP (100th snapline edition)- thanks guys!

pouring a new batch of these guys...

poster for local music fest: up+dt

i have some prints on the go (truly), but in the meantime, look at how dapper willie is!

 

enjoying the bbc's 'a very british renaissance'

holbein's portrait of nicholas kratzer: the king's clockmaker who could 'drink like a german'

i think j.stanton is the absolute best. she is the force behind this party & i'm thrilled to be a part of it...

silkscreened posters. 17" x 24" edition of 3

veekee sent a looksie of the tote i designed for the spring fair! Each layer was hand-cut out of rubylith. Pick one up at the door for 8 clams.

before and after

the knife

hand-cut rubylith. 11" x 13" edition of 10

5" x 7"

new mini-print just in time for the easter long weekend

5"x7"

the never ending winter.

library pick: 'things to come' 1936 by h.g. wells

bauhaus' laszlo moholy-nagy worked on special effects!

1638

watched lawrence of arabia for the first time in theatre yesterday. 

what stood out to me was the restored 70mm film itself- so vivid.

loved the camels & their outfits, too... i had knots in my stomach wanting them to get to the next watering hole as quick as possible.

 

secretariat had a large heart 

i liked the descriptions marc connelly gives in 

this documentary about the algonquin round table in the twenties