Endings and Beginnings – Collaboration in Artist’s Books
14April 2, 2017 by petrujviljoen
Another successful international collaboration in artist books. We congregate on the blog Collaborative Artist’s Books and all work is showcased on An Encyclopedia of Everything.
Click on the images and individual artist’s names will appear.
Svenja Wahl, Sweden
Stephanie Turnbull, UK
Cheryl Penn, South Africa
Petru J Viljoen, South Africa
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Thanks Petru for posting the books here – they look really good – I’m looking forward to receiving yours :-)!
Good! I’ll email a fellow blogger who expressed interest in taking part due to the post and alert her of the new collab.
Congratulations. Visited the link An Encyclopedia of Everthing, very interesting, amazed at the diversity of work. The artistry is beautiful. Congratulations again.
Thanks Susan. Come and play?
Congratulations on the collaboration. All beginnings and endings, yet very contrasting journeys.
I love the different renderings of the same concept. My little collection of books is growing – hoping to exhibit them at some point.
That would be good to see.
Lovely books! an excellent way to move beyond—or back to—real stuff after the convenient and comforting isolation of the screen/keyboard.
Indeed Howard. I almost gave up on Photoshop. I’ll work better with it once I have a tablet to go with it. The strain on one’s shoulder in trying to move a mouse around is incredible! Getting to use both hands/arms is quite the relief plus being able to move around the table as one works.
books I’d like to touch! wonderful collaborations….
My collection of Artist Books are growing. If you’d like to come play, join us on Collaborative Artist’s Books. Cheryl Penn is the coordinator of these collaborations. She has over 500 of them!
As books are very much becoming a part of my creative endeavors, I thank you for the invitation. I truly enjoyed wandering about such inventive work this morning and shall return!
Click on the link to An Encyclopedia of Everything and scroll through the posts. There’s some lovely work!
Thank you Petru…!