Aht.

I wish I could have been on top of this blog and posted many posts before this with my work in it but alas I have been rather busy as mentioned before. So I've started making books, sooo many books. I guess this has kind of turned into my craft blog but I've made more pieces this semester than I've probably amassed in my entire life so I'd like to share some of that too. I'll start with the digital ones as those are the only ones really available for me to post atm and I think a few photobooth pics of me holding a sketchbook I made for myself. :]

FIRST BOOKS. Or I mean, photobooth pictures of books? eugh I'm sorry, it's all I've got right now. D:

First, the book that was the hardest to make. I created the image on the front in illustrator and had it lasercut into the wood covers. Then I bound arches paper between them with a stitch called the "Raven's Foot." Hope to sell this beauty for 40, it's too precious to give away for less.

Front cover, closed. Look at me I am so sly. lol

Opened up, full image. ARCH THAT BROW! mmmhmmm

3 books that are pretty much teh same next. In all of these books I recycled old book covers and bound them with canson drawing paper. Suitable mostly for dry media but I think you could get away with watercolor.
I loves my books, guaranteed you're buying something that was made with care and attention to detail.


Top book = white AND black canson drawing paper. All bound with the coptic stitch and red and teal waxed thread. I'm smirking because my pokeball necklace is the shit and you best not forget it.


My personal sketchbook. :] What? I gotta make something good for myself.

Made with watercolor paper handmade in southern India, half of the pages have been tea stained, and the covers are salvaged from an old gardening encyclopedia. Sketchbook of my dreams? Mmmyes.

So I guess I lied about those digital pieces being in this post. I'll put them in the next. For now I'm annoyed with blogger's image uploading stupidity. *grumble*