OH YUPPPPP

micah referred to the bird feeder as “Ollie enrichment”

It absolutely does! And your trial prints/misprints count toward the materials cost of the finished prints.

In my case it’s a little like asking a woodblock printmaker how long it took them to make a print, but telling them not to include the time they spent drawing the design or carving the block, only the time spent on that individual print. (Though probably people do ask block printmakers that too.)

I never know what people are looking for when they ask how long a piece took to make. Some are clearly just curious about the process and want to chat (I’m happy to!), but often it’s asked a little suspiciously, like people want to sniff out whether a piece is really worth what I’m charging.

YESSSSSSS

Thank you!

(My example prints are of wildlife because that’s most of my photography, but we can work with anything from family photos to landscapes to pet pictures 🐕🐈‍⬛🦜)

I’m really hoping I get to teach it again! Also, I’m hoping to visit SF sometime in the next couple of years (I have family there)

Cyanotype is a lovely way of creating something physical and one-of-a-kind from your photographs. We can work with any kind of photos, including cell phone photos. To keep the workshop beginner-friendly, I’ll make everyone’s transparencies ahead of time, then walk you through the process in class.

okay now I especially want to see one of these magnificent dinosaur muppets in action

watched it like “this is not going to go well for the butterfl—WOW”

Ooh, not long at all for a heron! Seven to ten minutes in full summer afternoon sun!

I did not know what zucchini could accomplish, left unchecked; incredible

Thank you ☺️!!!

pure poetry

💙💙💙💙💙

it wasn’t vocalizing and the weather wasn’t hot (and the bird emerged from somewhere in the shade). just seemed to be a case of tongue for tongue’s sake