A few More things...

these are slightly out of order but, I am putting them up anyway
I did two papercuts for some lovely people who are getting married in August
they are using one as a save the date and one as a gift
both images will be printed on post cards and totebags
Gaby will be printing them and if she sends me some pictures I will post!

Also a similar yet different cut- this was for two dear friends wedding last year and I am not just getting a picture up- it is one of my favorites pieces I have done, I might make some posters out of it!!

pardon the terrible reflection- I am the worlds laziest photographer!

















Last but, not least another collaboration with Common Seed Press and Sunny Side Farm
for Sunny Side's second annual pig roast I did another papercut and Mikey printed it

The red one is this years and the green is last years!

Paper Cuts turned into other things!

This week a bunch of my papercutshave been turned into other things!

The Hamilton Crop Circle reached their fundraising goal on Kickstarter!

As part of the backer rewards we are creating posters and t shirts from my paper cuts.

The compost cut needs to be trimmed still..

We did Grow A Healthy City too

Thanks to Mikey from Common Seed Press right here in Hamilton for printing all the posters and T shirts. He literally lives right behind our house!

Tees are all organic and sweat shop free.

http://sustainablescreenprinting.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/screen-printed-posters-for-hamilton-crop-circle/

This is a sticker for an awesome group called The Western Queens Compost Initiative.

They had me make a paper cut and then another artist reworked it into a bumper sticker.

The original paper cut is posted in an earlier post. They also are using it in t shirt form and you can order one here

http://www.zazzle.com/a_rind_is_a_terrible_thing_to_waste_tshirt-235459280642160654

A very cool group and they also raised money on Kickstarter.

Donate money to kickstarter and you can get one of my papercuts or a silk screen of one!

I am excited to be donating work to an awesome cause!

Your support of the Hamilton Crop Circle on Kickstarter will help grow the urban gardening movement in Baltimore!

back the HCC at $ 25 dollars and choose a silkscreen of one of the images above

If you back HCC at $200 dollars you will receive an original paper cut of one of the images above

check it out and tell all of your friends to check it out please!

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