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Inscription in a beautiful squiggly hand. Circular seals aren't the most common, making this all the more interesting. The red (vermillion, really), adds a dash of color to the monochrome work.
trying out a different style - a little less dimension/perspective consideration - quicker drawings/color fill
a gift from ohio: a typewriter that only marks in cursive. it makes whirling sounds when you turn it on. eleanor is in love with it, as am i!
artist: Cursive
title: The Difference Between Houses and Homes
label: Saddle Creek
country: USA
date: 2005
One day, I really want to make a font...
only if I could train myself to give that "r" a nice loop at the top!
Bins and bins and bins of really nice pens for two bucks a throw. These were high-end logo pens...I've seen many of these same pens (boxed and sans logo) selling for $20-$40 in a decent shop.
Your correspondent spent much, much time there, giddily examining each and purchasing several. Yes, there are those of us who can spend hours looking at pens in search of ones that fit the hand perfectly, have just the right heft, lay down a nice playful line, and look nice in a shirt pocket.
A good pal of mine gave me a terrific logo pen from her company last year (you've seen it in many shots here, used for scale). A couple of months ago, I uncapped it and the pieces tumbled to the floor. I don't know what happened, but it was beyond reassembly. Ever since, I'd been looking for a good day-to-day, "Better than a Bic, fun to write with, but not as showy or vulnerable to loss as my super-keen Lamy fountain pen" writing implement.
And now I have many. Thank You, MIT Flea!
cursive - tim kasher, matt maginn, cornbread compton, ted stevens
columbus ohio - 21 january 2009 - the summit
Cursive performing a free acoustic show at Amoeba Hollywood for the release of their new album, I AM GEMINI.