author...illustrator...guerilla artist
author...illustrator...guerilla artist
"I look at things as if they have a life and language of their own." ~Jurgen Bey
everyday life has all the answers
some things of note
...i put up a new shop with some of my collages for sale.
...added a few more items to 'fun with stickers' page on flickr.
...a wonderful site for fellow gleaners.
...the definition of portentous is "of ominious significance". which is not what I was expecting. Try using it in a sentence.
...I'm in love with these posters.
...so I'm going to make my own using this cheap screen printing tutorial.
...need a quick gift for someone? the pocket mod, is a free printable personal organizer you can customize, using the same folding technique as the magic book.
Posted by kerismith at December 05, 2005 06:13 PMThanks for the Portable Tree. I just printed it out and sent it as a little kit with markers, scissors and glue to some friends that are always in transit at the holidays.
Posted by: mandy on December 15, 2005 10:04 PMI was looking at one of your first entries for december in your archives and came across a link to Corita Kent. Thanks so much it cheered me up a lot.
Posted by: m on December 13, 2005 05:21 AMlook at you with all your resources! Thanks for sharing... i'm sure they'll come in handy!
Posted by: jen on December 10, 2005 02:25 PMPocketmod! Eek! I love it! When my daughters get home from school they'll freak out. Thanks for the linkage... :)
Posted by: andrea on December 8, 2005 08:49 AMi love your work.
Posted by: doja on December 7, 2005 11:04 AMWhat fun!!!
Do you notice a connection between creativity and generosity?
Posted by: Lani on December 7, 2005 09:50 AMI just found your website and I LOVE IT! You have really inspired me to be more creative. Thank you...I could look at your site all day long.
Posted by: Amy on December 6, 2005 11:15 PMWow...this is so much fun!!!! Thanks for the awesome links!
Posted by: cicilia on December 6, 2005 12:43 PMI tried the pocket mod a couple months ago, but I actually didn't like it as well as your Magic Book. The mod didn't fold as nicely, and the margins were wonky. Eh, who needs margins, anyway? :-)
Posted by: Gen on December 6, 2005 12:39 PMThose posters made me think of this company in Knoxville, TN: http://www.yeehawindustries.com/new/printshop.html. Before I abandoned my hometown of Knoxville for Atlanta several years ago, I enjoyed their work, and your link to those posters reminded me. Thank you! You might also be interested in reading about their process on the site. It's an interesting shop that they have, and very fun to learn about the company's beginnings, as well as their creative process.
Posted by: Emily on December 6, 2005 12:36 PMSo happy to see your collages for sale!
Hope you are finding ways to get into the Christmas spirit without the snow. Here are some links to help :-) ...
http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-41-1546-10372/sports/spirit_of_hockey/clip1
www.parliamenthill.gc.ca/text/hillcam_e.html
Tell us how you're doing with the screen printing thing, I was going to try it out (with the exact same tutorial) this summer, and even got as far as buying some of the supplies - but then nothing more happened. So I'm curious.
Posted by: Anja on December 6, 2005 06:26 AMI just recently did that exact screenprinting tutorial--it works wonderfully! It's especially nice for just doing plain flower designs or other patterns. My brother tried it with the Andy Warhol portrait of Marilyn Monroe and it turned out really well. Can't wait to see pictures!
Posted by: Crystal on December 6, 2005 01:23 AMCongratulations on your new store! :)
Posted by: Swirly on December 5, 2005 11:55 PMKeri,
You make me smile as always. What great ideas. Thank you for sharing.
Jenn
Posted by: jenn on December 5, 2005 09:19 PMThanks for the pocketmod and magic book links. I think the magic book link is broken though. I got to it via your directory.
Posted by: Nicole on December 5, 2005 06:50 PM