Bookmaking
We are launching a new workshop that will run April 3rd-7th of this year entitled Digital Printing for Digital Books. This is a modified version of my inkjet printing workshop that focused on concerns for using inkjet prints for handmade books. I’m very excited about this new workshop, and let me know if you have any questions! More information and registration is here.
As the most recent recipient of the Book Artist-in-Residence award from Maine Media, I can highly recommend this to those interested in the book arts. Applications are due June 1st.
The award was very important to me as it started me on what I hope is a long journey of practicing the book arts. My time in the studio, and the guidance of Richard Reitz Smith, essentially taught me how to make a book. You can find out more about the book I created during the residency here (and if you’d like to see it in person, please contact me).
Back in 2019 I was awarded a Book Artist in Residence from Maine Media Workshops + College, and after a pandemic-induced delay, I’m finally working (and soon completing!) the book. The book is based on my Annals of the Former World: The Anthropocene Surveys project and I love how it is coming out. Stay tuned for much more information…
I feel like I’m at the beginning of a new adventure, as I’m excited to finally announce that I am one of the Book Artists in Residence at Maine Media Workshops + College for 2019-2020. I’ve been interested for many years in moving into the handmade artist book for my own work, and now I am finally actually doing it!
My residency extends until May 2020 and I’ll be working on a series of books related to my new Annals of the Former World project. Much more on this soon!