a few more of those annihilation inspired mock stamps :)
img sources: blue and white abstract painting (2020), emily bernal, unsplash id: emilybernal / forest view in the menterschweige district near munich (1841), heinrich dreber / a book of whales (1900), frank evers beddard, w. sidney berridge
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started thinking abt annihilation while i was working on those FL wildlife stamps and i thought it'd be fun to come up a set of stamps based on scenes from the book, which then got me thinking abt the poor usps worker stuck making the trek out to the border to drop off & pick up the mail. i assume it'd be similar to the process for sending & receiving mail from remote research stations, like mcmurdo in antarctica. here's the first two of the set, exploring the descent/ascent into the tower & first contact w the crawler
img sources: bulletin monumental, v.35 (1869), société française d'archéologie / stone staircase at fort point, san francisco, CA (2014), wikicommons id: tcolburn52
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“There’s never any lost time. If I work on something and I’m not happy with it, and then I go back into it and destroy or rework it, all that time was just building up material. For me that’s very much how I try to think about my own life, too. There’s never any time lost. Even something you might think of as a mistake or as a failure is really just you collecting material or information that could be rearranged or re-applied differently to get a successful outcome.”
— Tschabalala Self on not being afraid of hard work – The Creative Independent
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all the girls, shot by jacob and yas for cap 74024 styling by annica sidebrand
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the flesh will persist (graphite & digital, 2023)
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more empty places
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painting plan that never worked out !! but its okay :-) i like the sketch too
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sea, swallow me
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thinking abt area x again... inspired by annihilation (2014) by jeff vandermeer
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more samples from the print class i taught
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Puddle, 1952, M.C. Escher
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Beasts I created by mashing together hammerhead worms, olms, salamanders and snakes… accidentally reinvented the diplocaulus 🤷♂️
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