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Postcards, artists stamps, glitter, rubber stamping, clever envelopes, mystery mail, etc. It has been a little of everything this Fall. Here is a list of the artists shown in this posting: - Heather Ferguson – California
- Fleur Helsingor – California
- Sarah Wildfang – California
- Katerina Nikoltsou – Greece
- Margarete Miller – California
- Esther Kwan – California
- Michel – Oregon
- Kathy Barnett – Missouri
- Barbara Stasiowski – California
- Jenny Soup – Oregon
- The Sticker Dude – New York
- Gregg Biggs – Museum of Unclaimed Ephemera – California
It would be ideal if a copy of The Professor’s House was in this bookcase from my Chaekgeori-inspired series. But this Australian professor teaches computer science rather than American Literature. And while he has a model rocket on his shelf, he is not a rocket scientist (though his dad is). Like all my friends, I find commonalities when I paint their bookshelves. For example, so many of them have Rubik’s cubes on display. I best not make a snarky comment about nerds and Rubik’s cubes though, because you might find one on my own bookshelf.
It’s November, or in Polish, Listopad. The Polish name for November literally translates as “leaf fall.” There is this subjective phenomenon where you can learn a word in another language and somehow find that word quite appealing. Listopad is one of those words for me. I like it so much I was inspired to carve some rubber stamps and then use them to make a new series of artist stamps.
