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| Budapest I can work almost anywhere -- which is good since my studio is still all torn up. I have a plan for setting up my Gelli block in my kitchen in Saturday and letting those paints fly...or drip..or whatever. Here are some desktops where I've worked during the last year or so.... I like the way they look. |
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| Portland, OR A cappuccino or coffee is always nice to have on hand. And paper ephemera. Lots of ephemera. |
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| Prague I actually don't pack up much to bring with me on my travels about town (or far away). I like to tear paper rather than cut and mostly I bring glue sticks and double stick tape....and madly pick up stuff as I move through the day.... |
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| Santa Barbara |
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| St Petersburg, Russia There wasn't as much paper around to pick up in Russia...but what I did find was super cool since I loved the way the Cyrillic writing looked. |
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| Portland |
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| Istanbul, Turkey The Turkish writing is very cool too. And so was writing while listening to the Call to Prayer coming in through the open windows..... |
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| Washington, DC |
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| Los Angeles, CA |
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| Palma, Italy Sitting and writing by the fireplace in Parma was wonderful until the bug bit me! |
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| Boston, MA |
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| New York City |
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| Seattle, WA |
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| Pasadena, CA |
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| Milan, Italy You can always get coffee in Italy -- Grazia Dio! |
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| Budapest, Hungary I like taking it on the road. Packing my mail art kit is a lot more fun than packing clothes. And I love picking up every scrap of ephemera I find and tearing it up and pasting it in to my travel journals, collages and postcards. I love the look of a happily messy desktop while on the road. Am I alone on this? How many of you cut and paste while traveling? Keep a travel journal? Make mail art? Set up a work table in every hotel room? Anybody taking a trip? Tell me what your desktops look like! SEND GOOD MAIL -- GET GOOD MAIL |
