Angela entry / Mary's "Small" book

Jeane's Book / Petr's Entry

I gotta feeling Eric's gonna be jealous of this one. It might look like I've gone nuts lately with how may spreads I take for my entries but the fact is that Jeane's book looked so empty when I got it that I simply wanted to fill it up a bit. And things just grew so naturally as I was "building" these peeling off facades from all sorts of old scrap papers I and my school kids use when spray painting and stuff. I almost feel like taking this further, into the world of some large scale painting ...

Eric's entry in Petr's book

OK, I admit it.

I hogged 6 pages in Petr's book, but it's only Jemina left in this rotation.

Q: What do baby powder, glitter, ashes, and varnish all have in common?

I encourage Jemina to go bananas and make a 12 page entry to blow away the empty spaces....



Otherwise, I had a fun time playing with all kinds of materials in this entry.... What type of space was I trying to create? Is there actually a story being told? I suppose that depends on the viewer and what they may or may not see into the piece... Is that a flaming ball? Where is it? What kind of space could that be? Why would TRUE STORY be printed?

Mary and Jeane´s entries in Eric's book, "DIY"

 Mary's entry is a lovely transition from Angela's entry when light shines through.

My entry with random experiments from days gone by.

Jeminas entry into Lydia's book

Love, love LOVE this book! A very creative idea Lydia. I kinda wish it was coming back to me in the end -)...

Angela's Book / Petr's Entry

For Angela's book on communication I decided to go mostly with collaging using various resources - Dino & prehistoric stickers I got in supermarket, Dürer's etching, biology textbook images, illustrations from an old book on medicine and more. I decided to once again remix visual motifs from previous entries - thus the straight coloured lines, a mouth, a newborn/foetus, letter stencils, blue as a dominant colour ... I had a lot of fun working into this flawless book.