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Il s'agit de l'histoire et de la généalogie de certaines familles portant les patronymes MAURICE, ROBITAILLE, ROULEAU, LECLERC, MORISSETTE, GUAY, TOUTANT et quelques autres. Le livre à couvert rigide contient 120 pages grand format, plus de 250 photos dont le quart datent d'avant 1900, et une trentaine de tableaux généalogiques et cartes.
On peut le visionner au complet ou se le procurer à l'adresse suivante: www.blurb.com/b/10078686
Family portrait
This book is about the history and the genealogy of several families with the surnames MAURICE, ROBITAILLE, ROULEAU, LECLERC, MORISSETTE, GUAY, TOUTANT and a few others. It is a hardcover book with 120 pages (28 x 33 cm), more than 250 photos, a quarter of which date back to before 1900, and some thirty genealogical tables and maps. It is written in French, but an English edition is forthcoming.
It can be viewed in its entirety or purchased at the following address: www.blurb.com/b/10078686
Working mock-up, working title for a new book I'm releasing in the next week or so of short stories with very autumnal themes.
And VERY excited when I saw the image recently posted by The Gnarled Branch (www.flickr.com/photos/gnarledbranch/) which I just thought fit the feeling I was going for perfectly! You MUST check out his work of re-directed paintings!
Here I'm testing a mock-up and just love how the cover has sort of an early American romanticism feel to it, like a cover for a book by Washington Irving or Nathaniel Hawthorne, etc. I'm super ecstatic and nervous. Intimidating to see your words in book form...
Blogging:
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A collaboration of drawings by my friend Alice Pattullo and myself. They were made into a small self-published zine, and a set of 3 posters (digitally printed onto cartridge paper)
Had the old banner for far too long on the blog - updating with a little old and new:
Bindlegrim 2012 (mostly, with sneak peek of 2013 dead center ).... also Gruss von Krampus lantern (background) Cornish Litany lanterns (top) Cornish Litany postcards 2 of 12 (left) Cornish Litany postcard (from original art), To the Hunt Easter postcard, Bobble Heads (middle), The Pumpkin Dream Illustrated Poem (book), On Stranger Winds (short story collection cover art by David Irvine), Grim Happy Christmas (photo book).
Samples from new reference by vintage Halloween collector, archivist, and librarian! The Halloween Retrospect, Volume 3 is a reference guides that offers visible sources that readers may better understand the past holiday market (without taking my word for it) - assisted by an on-site catalog library together with materials at U.S. archives- see more by Beistle, Dennison, Gibson (on the cover), Hallmark (featured in article including poster), Norcross, Whitney, and more.
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My first zine / book available from Hard Workers Club...
shop.hardworkersclub.com/harvey-hartley-accept-regret/
Full Colour Photo Zine (185 x 129mm)
24 Pages + Exclusive Print
Saddle Stitched
Single Edition of 50
Foreword by Joe Miranda
Thirty-plus years ago, I created a series of portraits of Lansing, Michigan-area artists. I've had the idea to do this ever since digital publishing became a thing, but I finally, finally got my act together recently to get it done.
Am now publishing my own work as small books, these four are my first and will be given away as presents this week.
This issue from 2005 focused on photos of artwork found on the base panels of street light posts from around the US.
Self-published magazine out of New York appears to be quite rare. I couldn't find a single issue extant through any online bookseller or held by any library via Worldcat
Detalhe das edições 6 (Natureza Morta) e 7 (Apatia) // Detail of issues 6 (Still Life/ Dead Nature) and 7 (Apathy).
A collaboration of drawings by my friend Alice Pattullo and myself. They were made into a small self-published zine, and a set of 3 posters (digitally printed onto cartridge paper)
The two pages on the inside of the zine continue the line of Bart Simpsons, culminating with the shocking ending on the back cover.
Check out what Brian Ralph is up to these days right here! Ask him for the "Man-Thing" 10% discount! :)
Montana Anti-Methamphetamine Messages. Printed in an edition of 150 and published by cantabpublishing.com/
Photos of anthromorphic painted characters seen in Chicago and other parts of the country. www.ediefake.com