my heart leaps up
when i behold a rainbow of zippers [do you know the poem by wordsworth ? i think i had to memorize it when i was in the 10th grade?]
yesterday i had the pleasure of hanging out with kim of true up fame. we did a little fabric store tour of SF. it was pretty darn fun. it felt like i had known kim for eons. and of course i have online [she was one of my first blog reads], but that translated into face to face too... i have a stack of cool fabrics to show you.... [just have to photo them]. above is the zipper selection at britex . this, of course, made me drool. color coordinated zippers of all sizes? it's like art to me.... i'm serious. i started thinking about how i might make zipper art....
speaking of art you should all help karen gelardi with her new project assembly . i did.
and if you haven't already please go see shari's photos at emprise review
since it's back to school time, my pal timothy buckwalter asked me what i thought about teaching and being an artist... he actually asked me questions, but ended up posting my responses like a narrative. you can read part one and part two
and gwen made some underbug [underdog ink + bugheart] stuff that she's selling in a little shop
enough links for one day, no? i have to get back to work on my syllabus... almost there almost there almost there
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i love reading your interviews. :)
and i can imagine zippers being a wonderful addition to art.
it would add a nice tactile touch.
off to read yout interviews...
Your interview was very honest and inspiring. It keeps that nagging question of whether I should complete an MFA bouncing around in my head.
store
made
my eyes
pop.
but everything
ordered by color
is just
so pleasing.
besides
the fact
that my new
love
is the
zipper.
i loved
reading
your interview...
more on that
later.
xo
good luck finishing up your syllabi... have a great weekend!
xox
Thanks for the links, you've made my morning a little more interesting...
:)
hugs, g
I'm headed off to read the interview. I'm so jealous that you and Kim got to hang out together, fun!
you challenge me, in a good way. thank you.
i know you are a good teacher and when you think of all the best aspects you gained from your professors, i'm sure you are giving those and more to the students you teach.
i hope you're having a nice weekend. :)
♥
xoxo
Wonderful interview too, Lisa. I know of professors that don't speak even half as passionately or genuinely about teaching as you do!