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Every job I’ve ever had gave out t-shirts. Some jobs I had to purchase a t-shirt* to wear while at work but then also gave me shirts to wear. Currently I make shirts with kids and also make shirts for the org as a project with kids. I have dozens and dozens of shirts that I’ve gathered over the years. It used to be that they would go from regular wearing to yard...


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Are solidly in the meh category. Unlike paper mâché clay it’s less sticky and really does require a mold. It’s less sculpt-able and more just mash it and forget it. I’m going to try the recipe that contains PVA (Elmer’s) glue and see if that makes a difference in how I can sculpt it.

All that to say that the pieces I did mold are VERY VERY interesting and they aren’t e...


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Around 12 years ago I got sucked into the world of paper mâché clay and spent about a year delving deep into making pottery out of it. I made small pots, large pots, weird little organizer trays and assorted things out of it. It’s great for display pieces but n...


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Yes, I am continuing my obsession with marks and mark making. I’ve been diving back into printmaking as the kids I work with this year are open to the various manners of printing in a way they weren’t last year.* So I’m back to trash printmaking- specifically tetrapak or the stuff that soy and nut milk cartons** are made of. Back in the 90s and early 00s the material was bill...


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This rant has been brewing for about a year, and it hit a boiling point last week when I attended a meeting where the first half was as advertised and the last half of the meeting was a pro-AI presentation from my alma mater. The presentation was not on the meeting invite and was required as my part in a program I’m involved in for work. It is loosely art related but mostly r...


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