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“Muse” won an American Graphic Design Award from GDUSA. Cool!

muse33.jpg, originally uploaded by k2pro_99. You can visit the Muse on flickrShe misses you….

“Muse” is a 133 page graphic novel, a story told in images and words. This is not a comic book, but more of an illustrated journey. The story is about the experiences of a woman, who is a muse in … Continue reading →

I’ve been explaining to a lot of people about the roots of the “Muse” book project that I’ve been working on the last 18 months or so. I thought I would jot down the story while it is still fresh … Continue reading →

The Museum reception was great and a lot of people had nice things to say about the Muse prints. Thanks to Jason Houston for taking this nice photo of me there. Make sure to get there before mid-june (2007, it’s … Continue reading →

The show is open at the Berkshire Museum. I think it looks great. Make sure to get up there right away as it is only up for a month. Kudos to the Museum and the folks at Berkshire Living for … Continue reading →

The prints are almost done framing. Ron came down to stretch them and has done a great job. Now, how to get them to the museum?A lot of people are asking about the show. The show opens on May 12th. … Continue reading →

Wow! What a response. To all of you have ordered your books a great big thank you! If you haven’t ordered yours yet (click on the button over there in the left column) time is running out of the very … Continue reading →

40 perfect-bound copies of “Muse” have arrived from Book1One, a book printer in Rochester, NY. They did a great job and it’s nice to have these copies in time for the Museum show. One is winging its way fedex to … Continue reading →

I’ve posted the Muse pages to flickr. It’s not ideal (the text is hard to read) but I wanted the pages to be in a more public place.

4 very large prints from the book “Muse” will be on display at the Berkshire Museum as part of “The Photographers of Berkshire Living” exhibit on May 18-June 1, 2007. I’ll also have a copy of the book that people … Continue reading →