(Source: whereisthecoool, via thatkindofwoman)
stamps and stationery and handwritten letters, oh my.
This is stamped on the back of each Handwritten Letter. The stamp is pretty big and I don’t have a stamp pad large enough so I actually used a brayer to apply wood block ink to the stamp. This project is full of fun little surprises!
(via michalva)
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JH: ‘You might use vernacular materials, but it’s not like you’re doing brut or primitive art.’
SM: ‘No, I’m not a primitive artist, I’m trained, and I’m glad I am. I love the outsider artists, they’re obsessed, but in a different way. It’s about their own possession, it’s really not about dealing with a community or people. But the Rural Studio parallels outsider artists because of the materials we use and the vernacular landscape we’re inspired by.’
"— Samuel Mockbee in an interview by Judy Hudson featured in Bomb Magazine
Profit on Flickr.
—Jenny Holzer Bench
Location: Walker Art Center // Minneapolis, MN
Paul Rand Print
Typeverything.com - “A good deed” by @joncontino
