My final four


While I've been focused more on painting the last few months, I have always loved book arts. It's a sketchbooks best friend you know. It's a form of functional sculpture. To make one requires a blend of creativity, craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a willingness to rip it out as needed. (kinda like knitting?!??!) I love the paper, have I mentioned I love the paper? It gives me a good reason to get more, I mean use some of the heaping stash that I already have. I love the endless combinations of thread, wood, paper and alternative materials. I see it as a well dressed man - great suit, great tie, great shirt, shoes, belt you get the point - every detail adds to the overall impression. This week my Corcoran sketchbook class will get started on it's first book.

2 Comments:
You and Dan! He'll be at Art & Soul won't he. Wonderful books. I like to see what you've been up to - creating inside and out. :-)
Hi Melissa,
I wanted to take your sketchbook class at the Corcoran, but couldn't because of scheduling conflicts. I did hear, however, that you might have some class kits available? Any chance I could get one? And where did you get your v. cool sketch notebooks?
Thanks much!
Nancy
nlynn42@hotmail.com
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