Hand made book in a double star binding containing linocut prints, etchings, and lettering created with a typewriter.
Looking at past, present, and future most people are drawn to uncovering the mysteries of yesterday or discovering the promise of tomorrow. I have always been much more interested in the elusive present. A moment that is only in the present for an indescribably short amount of time before immediately becoming apart of the past.
The book "I Used to Wear Diapers" is an autobiography that starts in the past and ends in the projected future. By illustrating what lay behind and before me it shows a snapshot of who I was- a snapshot that was drifting into the past even before the book was completed.
Exhibited in: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Juried Exhibit, UCF Art Gallery, FL - 2012 Coming Home: SFCC Alumni Exhibit Group Exhibit, Museum of Florida Art and Culture, FL - 2011 Eclectic Knights II 1st Thursdays Exhibition, Orlando Museum of Art, FL - 2010 Maximum Capacity UCF BFA Exhibit, Villages at Lake Lilly, Maitland, FL - 2010
Wow! Great book! I am trying to do a similar thing with an accordion-fold binding book on which I taped my linocut prints. I'm still working on the prints, actually in the midst of carving my last page, and I'll definitely try to post it when they're all printed and done. Great minds think alike?
May I suggest that you use PVA or wheat paste to tip in your prints instead of masking tape? Masking tape is very acidic and the adhesive will stain through your prints as well as harden and start flaking off.
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