Showing posts with label Collaborative Artists Book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collaborative Artists Book. Show all posts
Monday, 9 February 2026
Thursday, 25 January 2018
3.0 # 20 (?)
This one should be a surprise :-) - the subject is ANYTHING! Please let me know who is in and who is out and I think by June should not be too onerous on anyone?? I do think I have already decided - something in my ball-park, so it should not take too long.
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Saturday, 19 August 2017
Nature Collaboration - changed tack
I've changed my mind about what to do. The above is a cropped image of an accordian book of six A6 pages. The eco-printing turned out unsatisfactory. I've written several haiku, all to do with nature, that will go in - still to do. I'm about halfway, considering the covers still have to be made.
Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
3.0 # 19 (Nature)
Ok - I said nature :-) - hope that was sort of in everyones ballpark - or did I dream it??! Its wide open to interpretation and I for one would like to see the corner of the world YOU live in. I took this photo on 26th May 2011 from the balcony - its one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I guess this was before drought struck South Africa. It reminds me of Everlasting Covenants. Please put your participation into THIS discussion so its all in one place.
Saturday, 18 March 2017
Sunday, 9 October 2016
Binding Discussion
Have you all found a 'personal best' binding style? I've come to realise that although I love receiving intricate and complex bindings, making/creating them holds no attraction for me. Its more about the the content? Have you made some really intricate bindings? Post some pictures here for us. To add, select the edit button in the posts setting.
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Jo Southorn (Australia) - 3.0 # 17 (Colours/Folding/Recycling)
3.0 # 17
(Colours/Folding/
Recycling)
No. 5 of i0 (no that’s not a
numbering mistake), handmade accordion book, printed and tea stained. The note from Jo asked if it had rained yet. As I write the wind is picking up
and that may be in the clouds later. All
I know is her book reminds me so much of the colours of Australia - the Painted Desert is one of my favourite places there.
The richness of one colour, just enhancing its saturation or shade or
tone is alluring.
Friday, 16 September 2016
Jac Balmer (UK) 3.0 # 17 (CoLours/FolDing/ReCycling)(Hungarian Flowers)
3.0 #17
(CoLours/FolDing/
ReCycling)
(Hungarian Flowers)
No. 8 of an Edition of 8,
handmade books constructed from recycled books and papers, 3 fold accordion format.
A pop-up book whose title “Hungarian Flowers”
points the viewer to the methodology employed by Jac, that of an origami type
fold book - called on his blog “a Hungarian map fold” - http://jacsblog-jac.blogspot.co.za
This one’s a beauty, complex in
its construction and I can see only practice would make perfect.
Reminder: the platform http://artistbooks.ning.com. is closing in October. Artists who collaborate are invited to contribute to this blog. There is a group of us who are on our 17th collaboration where we swop books. Groups are formed in numbers of up to 10 people.
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Mirrors of Mortality - Collaborative Poetry - David Stone (USA)/Cheryl Penn (South Africa)
Mirrors of Mortality
Edition
of 20 chapbooks. This poetry
collaboration began on March 18th 2016 and ended on August 26th
2016. The subject of “mirrors” was
obviously not complete, as we have begun a new collaboration titled Through the Mirror of Me. I made a larger edition of this collaboration
so that I could catch up the books I owe for the 3.0 # 15 collaboration on http://artistbooks.ning.com. Sadly this platform is shutting down so this
book begins the blogging on this new blog to which collaborative artists book makers can contribute. Please notify me if you wish to become a contributing
author. This is Book 526 of the artists books collection An Encyclopedia of Everything.
See http://collaborativecanto.blogspot.com
for a full version of the poem.
…Jasmine and Eric
discussing
ideas to make this
life
more
palatable.
then
a turning
thing
caught in
the wind
of a
passing train
sullen
soldiers
choosing
who lives or dies.
debate
about chance. Eric- chance dictates all things. random principles. so many
unknowns operate. conscious bridge operators. the draw bridge rises to allow a
tiny sailboat to pass. motors. watching the fireworks above the skyline.
losses. uncontrolled…
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