Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts

4/25/13

early collaborations

a couple of our early collaborative drawings are now available as prints in my society6 shop.

free (worldwide) shipping  on prints through sunday!

we did these back when we lived 100s of miles apart and had to mail the in-progress drawings back and forth several times before they were complete...




dearer in the mirror







least weasel released






2/6/12

like, wow...

(just posted this on our collaborative site, but i love the colors, so i'll to put it here, too).


a quick postcard we made and sent to a birthday buddy.  happy day, A!



 



11/23/11

send your friends (ho ho ho ho) holiday postcards


last year we sent these to our friends and family.  the were a hit! 


this year we thought we'd make them available to you.  in the shop.



10/27/11

mail art

david and i recently started offering mail art subscriptions in the shop.  we sent the first one last week and are excited to have more lined up.  these are so fun to work on.  passing ideas and images back and forth, talking about placement and pattern.  (david does most of the gluing). you can see more of our collaborative work here.


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10-23-11 013


we've both been sending mail art for years, even before we met.  during grad school (and for a couple years after) i altered old postcards and sent them to friends and acquaintances.  complete with random messages on the backs.  all numbered, i sent over 100.  here are a couple:


Pc2


Pc1


you could almost say that david and i met through mail art.  our mutual friend encouraged me to write to david (he lived states away).  so i did.  in return he sent me these two halves, a week or two apart. i thought it was pretty awesome that he split the message in two, so i had to wait till the second half arrived to piece it together.  needless to say, i was intrigued.


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10-26-11 006


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where these two halves live in my sewing area.