Remember Printmaking?

Hopefully in the coming weeks I'll have a lot of time to get in the studio and make some prints. The last five weeks or so were relatively unproductive print-wise. I guess I've gotten a lot of other stuff accomplished, but I'm feeling pretty antsy to get back to my real work. I'm going to look at the three photos above for a while and see if they deserve to be translated into prints. Right now I think they do, but it is three o'clock in the morning.

Feed Cards

I made these business cards for Feed. I'll have to see what Michael thinks about them, but I know we need to have some cards to give out with a link to the website. Speaking of websites, I registered feedartcenter.com today. Right now it redirects to the original blog which I think is fine. Maybe in the future we'll design a regular website.

Feed

Michael's first workshop at Feed seems to be going good. I hung around tonight while it was happening and joined in a little. I posted a progress report so you can read all about it.

Excuses

I don't think too many people have been stopping by here lately but for those that have, sorry about the lack of posting lately. Despite taking a few minutes tonight to post an exhibit from Michael Costanza at Captive Werewolf, I haven't had time to do much creative stuff. Things have been pretty busy with the end of the semester coming and so much required crap to get done for my classes. I've been putting together presentations, self-promotional materials, and the obligatorily useless research papers. In the midst of all that was Thanksgiving. In years past, "when asked how was your holiday?" I've typically responded, "fine" with little thought to the truth of that answer. This year I could honestly answer "great." I really enjoyed the double dinners followed by Mr. Fantastic, the Fox. Right now I'm going to bed so I can get up early and get back to the tedium of typing. At least I've chosen a subject I'm interested in, William Eggleston.