Archive for March, 2007

In my last post I seemed to be despairing miserably; I don’t know why I let a little bit of work get to me like that. But of course I only say this after it’s (almost) all done and I feel accomplished. Actually, I’ve been feeling great this week, even though this was [...]


Lately I’ve been feeling so discouraged about all my involvements, but every time I’ve thought that my life sucked, something brings me back to reality. When I felt stressed from putting my all into a particular project and having it destroyed, someone suddenly asked me if I were going to the funeral of a girl [...]


No exit

16Mar07

I’m at the point of exhaustion that inspiration seems to have abandoned me.
I’m making a book of lithographs called “Possible Futures” and a photographic diptych portraying myself in the present and the future.  Maybe this is more emphasis on “me” than I can stand.
I have no idea how I want to approach one project; the [...]


And quickly…

13Mar07

This is my progress from yesterday afternoon on Dana Victoria.

Today I’m on the thumb gusset. The thumb gusset is super-cute, and I can’t wait to see it develop… after I finish my essay on Bruegel’s Hunters in the Snow for tomorrow morning and my lithography critique in the afternoon. Tomorrow is going to [...]


Wish lists

11Mar07

Along with art supplies, I love to buy books. I usually get reference books that I can return to time and time again, but this year at Vanier’s Great Big Book Sale (which is awesome and annual) I bought some pretty good fiction…

- September by Rosamunde Pilcher
- Starling Lawrence’s Montenegro for The Boy
- Margaret [...]


All the stock at my local art store is on sale, so today I bought a bunch of Arches paper, a couple rolls of ASA 100 B&W film, and a 8×10″ copper plate. The paper’s for my edition to be printed this week, and I should use the film for some self-portraits, but really, I [...]