Good(bye) Buildings is a series of prints and postcards devoted to well-loved architectural structures. Some of the buildings are gone, some are endangered, and some are doing fine. The name Good(bye) comes from the idea that these older buildings are all in state of constant change, which is part of what makes them so captivating. Since the preservation of delapidation is not possible, this series provides an outlet for commemorating the old, familiar structures that we love.
Fine/Ultra Fine: Places Told with a Twin-Tipped Sharpie and a Brown Paper Bag
(top row: front and back covers; bottom row left: inside book, right: response card)
Artist's book: xerox on paper and response cards from readers (edition of 50)
12 x 8.5 inches
Fine/Ultra Fine: Places Told with a Twin-Tipped Sharpie and a Brown Paper Bag
(inside spread)
Artist's book: xerox on paper (edition of 50)
12 x 8.5 inches
Fine/Ultra Fine: Places Told with a Twin-Tipped Sharpie and a Brown Paper Bag
Response cards from artist's book: ink, watercolor, and photos on paper
12 x 8.5 inches