"hi andrea your postage for the libris comp sounds scary, my book is a paperback so i am not to stressed about the postage. gallery m doesnt start until the 12 of march at 6pm come along if you like. it is a shame about magpie studios i have looked…"
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Andrea Przygonski left a comment for robert miller"Congrats on Libris Awards selection. My pic is of the gampi I made while in Banff. My Libris book is on my website, a complicated clamshell box with shelves, drawers and velvet embossings. I'm a bit nervous about sending it off - the works…"
robert miller left a comment for Andrea Przygonski"hi andea thanks for getting back, your book title sounds interesting, my book is in the libris thing as well, called the invisible girl a suburban story. The picture on view is this part of the book or what? I ve also got an exhibition at gallery m…"
Andrea Przygonski left a comment for robert miller"Howdy Robert, thanks for the welcome. As usual, I find myself busy, and wouldn't have it any other way. Lots of projects on the go. My artist book "Shadows of my former self" has been included as a finalist in the Libris Awards at the…"
robert miller left a comment for Andrea Przygonski"hi andrea and welcome to artist books, we met at a workshop with vicki reynolds, love to chat about your work and your residency in canada bye robert miller"
Julie Russell-Steuart left a comment for robert miller"Hi Robert,
Thanks for the comment. I joined the Textual group for ideas, even though I have a proof press. I was thinking of making a one of a kind book as a prototype to a letterpress book, if I did that I would face the challenge of how to get…"
phyllis mcgibbon left a comment for robert miller"Thanks for your message, Robert. Some of the books I've posted here utilize letterpress and stone lithography. The newer projects use more digital and plate litho.
Here's wishing you a happy holiday season!"
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Textual Production
A venue to discuss different ways to get text into an artist's book. These days there are so many processes: handwriting, inkjet, offset, letterpress, silkscreen, and many more... let's talk about it.
Caterina Elisabetta Hamilton left a comment for robert miller"Hi there Robert,
Thank You for your lovely comment.
The competition out there is pretty fierce isn't it? I mean I am kind of over a lot of very mediocre art being at the forefront of the 'art' scene. There is some really good stuff…"
robert miller left a comment for phyllis mcgibbon"hi phyllis love your books is there a combination of letterprees and etching techniques?
bye rob"
robert miller left a comment for Caterina Elisabetta Hamilton"hi caterina i understand what you are saying, finished art school a few years back, make the most of it. My work takes in similiar ideas of observation of life but includes my journey and feelings of that place rob"
robert miller commented on Robert Heather's group Zines"Hi looking forward to discussing ideas and ways of making zines and getting my message out"
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Schools, education & Artists Books
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 16:05 on February 5, 2010, Andrea Przygonski said…
- Congrats on Libris Awards selection. My pic is of the gampi I made while in Banff. My Libris book is on my website, a complicated clamshell box with shelves, drawers and velvet embossings. I'm a bit nervous about sending it off - the works themselves are extremely delicate, the whole thing is quite heavy. How much longer is your exhibition on at Gallery M? How has the response been? Magpie studios isn't really an access studio, but does run classes occasionally. It's hard with limited access to equipment. Do you know about Bittondi? They have access arrangements. Well, I'll be going to ground over the next 3 weeks, I'm helping to build an installation by NY artist Tara Donovan who is showing during the Fesitval. The work will be up in the Samstag Museum - get along to see it when it opens, it promises to be quite awesome! Take care, Andrea
- At 11:53 on January 30, 2010, Andrea Przygonski said…
- Howdy Robert, thanks for the welcome. As usual, I find myself busy, and wouldn't have it any other way. Lots of projects on the go. My artist book "Shadows of my former self" has been included as a finalist in the Libris Awards at the Artspace in Mackay - finalists' work is being shown there in April. Banff was an amazing experience. I was there for 1 month mainly researching papermaking, but managed to do a little printing as well. The facilities at the Banff Centre are very impressive, all studio disciplines are covered. They also have writers, musicians and curators in residence so there is a real mixed community of creative minds. 1 month just wasn't long enough - got a lot done, but could have gone a lot further with more time. Anyway, its given me a good foundation to develop some new ideas. What about you - you're not studying? Look forward to hearing your news. Cheers, Andrea
- At 23:19 on December 29, 2009, Julie Russell-Steuart said…
- Hi Robert,
Thanks for the comment. I joined the Textual group for ideas, even though I have a proof press. I was thinking of making a one of a kind book as a prototype to a letterpress book, if I did that I would face the challenge of how to get decent looking text into the book. I'm not sure the text would be appropriate for handwriting. Do you have a favorite method of doing text?
- At 4:56 on December 26, 2009, phyllis mcgibbon said…
- Thanks for your message, Robert. Some of the books I've posted here utilize letterpress and stone lithography. The newer projects use more digital and plate litho.
Here's wishing you a happy holiday season!
- At 16:37 on December 6, 2009, Caterina Elisabetta Hamilton said…
- Hi there Robert,
Thank You for your lovely comment.
The competition out there is pretty fierce isn't it? I mean I am kind of over a lot of very mediocre art being at the forefront of the 'art' scene. There is some really good stuff out there though.
Where did you study?
Regards
Caterina
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