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Papers, frames, alphas: Andie Smith, www.inspiration-lane.com
Labels: Atomic Cupcake Labelmaker www.atomiccupcake.com
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I bought this label maker for some cards I made for my friend, Kim. I think it's magic, because now I've got a bunch of new card orders. SWEET!
Really?
You figure out how to get the tilda from the labelmaker for "jalapeño", but you can't copy "peperoncini" from the #10 can?
The bat puppet was a Christmas gift because of our efforts to lure bats to our backyard in order to eat our mosquitoes. At least we have one bat here while we're waiting for the bats to discover our bat house.
this is definitely my favorite... one group put texts inside of these defunct light boxes that led up a spiral staircase, the other chose to make one long long text with the labelmaker and put it on the spiral railing of the staircase
Labels, Inkjets and Friction Feeders Oh My!
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have been re-reading the work tweets that I collected and I am still really interested by them. To that end I have been making a very low-fi work today. I am using an old fashioned label maker to recreate the tweets that I found a few weeks ago.
I would like to send the entire collection of these to Location 1 and for them to display them on the wall of the gallery, ideally next to the computer where the blog is being presented. I think it will potentially look very striking when there are lines and lines up on a wall. I like the way that it mirrors the black on white blog that we have all been contributing to, but is wholly analogue. As you may have already seen on Twitter, when I asked in the stationary shop today for the Dymo labelmaker, the guy pointed and, completely deadpan, said: "1972's that way." Lovely line.
So it's about analogue versus technology, the redundancy of office equipment, the black and white aesthetic and the funny, touching tweets/cries for help that get sent out into the ether every day.