Maker’s
Journal
This is a somewhat eclectic blog full of objects made from my desk or in my dimly lit garage in an attempt to detach from a computer screen even for a moment. Wherever possible everything is made using native, recycled or off the shelf industrial materials and mostly using processes that involve hand-building, printing or constructing using the tools that I have access to everyday. In a sense this blog is about the recording of objects that represent a break from digital commercial work and an embrace of craft.
12.21
Handmade
Cyanotype
Notebook
Series
Bound as gifts for a family member using scans from a series of cyanotypes of plants in my garden.
Digitally printed and bound using waxed linen thread and bookbinding glue.
Edition of 10
04.21
Birch Veneer
Plywood
Ulm Stool
Originally designed for the Ulm School of Design in Germany by Max Bill, the Ulm stool is a multifunctional piece of furniture that doubles as a table, stool, bookshelf, etc. Embodying Max Bill’s attitude to gestalt design.
