Artwork by Jo Ann Bunosky Buzulencia, Handmade paper by Don Widmer
Archive for November, 2018
Trees circling
Posted in Art, Don Widmer, Handmade paper, Paper-making, Treewhispers, tagged Art, nature, Trees on November 30, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Pulp Thoughts
Posted in Art on November 28, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Blank space
my white paper
inkblots, like my thoughts.
Dotted lines-
a poem appears.
The paper, once a tree
held life and grew.
It was chopped down
and made into pulp.
The pulp dried
and I write down
thoughts hidden from view.
—Mary Bone
INVOCATION
Posted in Art on November 22, 2018| 1 Comment »
Quercus alba
Posted in Art on November 21, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Honoring the walnut tree
Posted in Art on November 20, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Many years ago there was a beautiful walnut tree within walking distance from home. One day the tree was cut down to clear the land for a new construction. I found a small piece of walnut burl on the empty lot and brought it home.
I always wanted to do something with the piece burl to honor the walnut tree. This past weekend I made fifteen pens from the burl. The walnut tree will now live on in the hands of fellow lettering artists.
The walnut burl EZ-A pens will soon be in transit to Texas and eventually arrive in Mexico. —Alan Ariail
Kaligrafos update
Posted in Art on November 19, 2018| Leave a Comment »
The Kaligrafos Calligraphy Guild was at it again—making paper rounds for the upcoming fall exhibition.
Their report: All the rounds have moved into the garage to finish drying…. The Texas heat and baking sun didn’t get the job done (only in the 60’s today… Not the 102 July temps) so we made as many as we could with the pellon we had…. The count is 234 rounds, not too bad!