A Transformer-Robot-Dinosaur who makes art.
I make things. This is a process blog/art journal of things I make, things that inspire me, and things that I like.
My ongoing letter project:
someonetowriteto.tumblr.com
My bow tie production line:
callmecornelius.tumblr.com
DFTBA
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There’s something wonderful about Marvin Bileck’s minimal illustrations for All About the Stars.
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I really don’t care about their feelings, unless their feelings are “fear”, in which case that’s basically exactly what I want.
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Why not start your morning by learning all about… time travel? This is my TEDxUofT talk that just went online TODAY, and it features JOKES and...
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Remember that time we made a music video? lol
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Elija Montgomery
Room 201
The Grad Show is over.
It’s been a long four days.
Thank you to everyone who came out.
But I am especially thankful to all of you, who have been with me through this, watched my work grow, and supported me so wonderfully.
Thank you.
And don’t worry: there is still so much to come.
Thank you.
I’m glad I have this medium to get thoughts out and express my stuffs; I’m glad I have y’all listening to, and commenting on, and likin’ my posts. It helps me feel not only more connected to a larger community, but also more connected to what I’m doing. Cause maybe I’m doing something right.
Hand made Thank You cards!
The paper source(s), the pulp, and the result. The stamp is hand carved softoluem. I made over 100 sheets, and printed 75: all as a friend’s wedding present. Now she can thank people who came to her wedding!
(note: the cards look very dull in the photo, but I promise they’re a lovely pale mint green; a bit lighter than the pulp.)
Hopefully making more this month, to sell and such. Let me know if you’re interested!
My friend is getting married this weekend, so for a wedding present I’m making her Thank You notes! I carved out this stamp last night, and the next couple of days will involve making paper in my basement. I think I’ll do a 50% flax, 25% abaca, and 25% kozo blend: the flax is white, the abaca is an off-white/light tan, and the kozo is green. I’m hoping for a nice spring leaf/minty green. Probably just stick with black pigment for the stamp. Although… I do have a good pearly opaque white kicking around… hmm…
