heerrooo, fall
Posted: September 13, 2010 Filed under: baltimore, WAFA, willful creatures | Tags: in progress, vermont studio center, wafa 1 Comment »Well, I went away for two weeks and came back to the beginning of fall in Baltimore.
The Vermont Studio Center was beautiful and secluded and exactly what I needed. I was able to indulge my workaholic tendencies and be in the studio all day, everyday. I also went running, which was INSANE. You see, Johnson, Vermont is in a valley. The only place to run is up. I ran so many hills! I did a 9mile run that had multiple half-mile hills tacked on to it. Beautiful scenery, but a frustrating run.
A few choice pictures. (You can see more on my Flickr)
Also, remember when I posted about the Bumbershoot Arts and Music Festival? Installed pieces below. I am really pleased with how they turned out!
I was feeling renewed to be able to have these couple weeks of focus, in addition to return to Baltimore with all the freelance stuff taken care of. The Friday before I left Vermont, however, I got an email about a project that had never been finished and now needs to be worked on. Guess that’s the way it goes, eh?
bumbershoot
Posted: August 25, 2010 Filed under: art, WAFA 1 Comment »WAFA was invited to contribute work to Bumbershoot, an arts and music festival in Seattle, specifically street art. A couple members are local to Seattle and are (wheat) pasting work up for not only themselves, but for those who aren’t local (like me!).
My contribution:
I like the idea of creating a “secret city” or “second city” on the streets… characters that have a narrative that you’d see around town. I had intended to paste this, but just hadn’t done it yet. Bumbershoot seemed perfect.
Many thanks to Vinny for organizing/doing the heavy lifting on this!
Also: A million thanks to Steph Leung for helping me color in allllllll that.
mail time fun
Posted: July 27, 2010 Filed under: WAFA | Tags: anthony zinonos, postcard, wafa Leave a comment »Got my first WAFA postcard today, from Anthony Zinonos. Pretty excited to work on my postcards for the group!






