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too good tuesday #2

19 Feb

Life has been flying by (as per usual), and it’s already time for the second installment of too good tuesday. Here is my previous round up of links, in case you missed it last week.valentinestreatValentine’s Day was sweet and thoughtful. blueskyOutside, it felt like spring; blue skies overhead.natashanewtonNatasha Newton’s new blog/project is gorgeous and inspiring. indianNOMToasting brand new spices and cooking from scratch all day yielded one of the best Indian meals I’ve ever made. printmakingGot back to printmaking & started producing some new moleskines for my shop. Had a happy accident when almost running out of lino ink… mixed 1 part block printing ink to 1 part screen print ink: the ink block stayed moist, had better ink transfer to both the plate and paper, and my prints dried quickly.

What was too good to you this past week?

hand-printed owls

13 Jan

Screen Shot 2013-01-13 at 11.53.14 AMA couple people added my old wolf etsy treasury to their favorites list this morning, and it made me realize that it’s been a while since I’d curated a little list of cute handmade critters. I have been daydreaming of the printmaking I will do this year, and thus got looking at hand-pulled prints of animals… one thing led to another and before I knew it, I had 10 owl prints open in different tabs. Naturally a treasury was born; to our feathered friend, the owl, and the printmakers who illustrate them.

girl crush: Charlotte Caron

5 Jan

charlotte_caron_4_20120522_1734477467 charlotte_caron_18_20120522_1350918441 ours-polaire2I don’t often share my gushing over other artists, because there are just so many amazing contemporary artists to ooh and aah over… but when someone’s work literally renders me speechless, I consider it to be share-worthy. I have a massive girl crush on French painter Charlotte Caron and her series of incredible hybrid portraits! “This series of paintings, photographs, are trying to respond to a form of duality… ultimately creating an osmosis between the two mediums, between the animal and the portrait.” Such a beautiful idea and so gorgeously executed. Screen Shot 2013-01-05 at 5.55.36 PM

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