Saturday, March 29, 2014
Small books
I have had fun making these little accordion books with covers. I have filled them with cut up scraps from my gelli plate experimental mono prints. I really love the way they have turned out.
My circle book isnt quite right as I now realise I should have glued the end papers on differently so I will try and make another one.
John is off fishing, I had a lovely walk on the beach this morning after going to the farmers market and buying kale and egg plant, I havent tried kale before.
While I was walking on the beach I saw the tips of a ray breaking the surface of the water as he swam (flew?) over the reef in shallow water. I found that really exciting to see.
Once years ago I virtually flew over the water to get to the boat as while snorkeling a huge, at least 6 foot across ray rose up out of the sand under me in relatively shallow water, a stingray sting can kill you. the fellows thought it was terribly funny but they hadnt seen the size of the thing. The one I saw today would only have been a small one.
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I didn't know you had another blog, Penny, but I came over to hear more about your walk in the stillness this morning and love your 'small books'.
Lovely books, and from what I can tell the monoprints inside them are wonderful!
I like your little books Penny.
Love accordion books! So fun!!!
Ah accordion books ... such fun ... and I love the colourful inserts in yours.
P - what a great little book - and I love the book form as a way of harvesting the best of our prints. B
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