SF linocut book project, continued

Now that class is underway again at CCSF, I'm moving along on my latest linocut book. I've trimmed, folded, and pasted together seven books and now need to figure out how I want to bind them. In the meantime, one of the folded copies will be put on display in Building B of Fort Mason, along with the Belize book, my mezzotint, and an uncut print of this book.

Etsy shop!

As indicated, I did set up an Etsy shop to sell the letterpress birthday cards I recently made. I'd like to add some more items, but I'm not sure where to start. Any suggestions?

More Letterpress

I took Letterpress III at the San Francisco Center for the Book, which was a class project to produce a poetry chapbook:

I was responsible for the strip of paper that would wrap around the book. The poem had a lot of natural imagery, so I went with that:

I also worked on a small batch of birthday cards (below). I think I'm going to try to package them up and sell them on my Etsy shop.

City College starts up again in a couple weeks, so I should have more to share soon!