Before I closed on my house in Minneapolis in 2009, I drew endless layouts to fill the time between the inspection and my closing date (which kept getting pushed back). In true form, I have been measuring and drawing up plans for how my studio here in Bangkok might look once our long-awaited shipments finally arrive.
Here's what I have so far ...
Monday, April 29, 2013
Layouts
Labels:
Bangkok,
Living the Dream,
Moving,
Studio
Location:
Bangkok, Thailand
Friday, April 26, 2013
Inks Have Arrived
After much delay, my supply of printmaking inks have arrived safely from Minneapolis. These could not go in the shipment that was sent due to their flammable nature.
Now all I need is my printing press, studio supplies, and mineral spirits!
Now all I need is my printing press, studio supplies, and mineral spirits!
Labels:
Bangkok,
Ink,
Living the Dream,
Moving,
Shipping
Location:
Bangkok, Thailand
Monday, April 1, 2013
Two Moves
I am preparing for the four flights Owl-Kitten and I have today (and
into tomorrow) to move from my beloved home in Minneapolis, Minnesota to
Bangkok, Thailand. This will be a great new adventure, but also comes
with a tinge of sadness as I sell my house, leave a place, jobs, and
people I adore.
It is fitting that while I am packed and headed to O'Hare airport, my friends at Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum are packed and moving to their new location at 1816 10th Street in Two Rivers, Wisconsin on this very same day. While their move might not be far geographically, it is a huge step out of the original factory; where Hamilton started in 1880 and the museum has called home for the past thirteen years.
I was fortunate enough to fit in a short weekend trip to Two Rivers one last time to say farewell to Jim Moran (Museum Director), Stephanie Carpenter (Assistant Director), as well as a delightful crew of volunteers. This is a monumental move, and it is still in need of your help. If you can spare a few bucks, please consider donating it to fund the cost of moving to and purchasing the new building.
It is fitting that while I am packed and headed to O'Hare airport, my friends at Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum are packed and moving to their new location at 1816 10th Street in Two Rivers, Wisconsin on this very same day. While their move might not be far geographically, it is a huge step out of the original factory; where Hamilton started in 1880 and the museum has called home for the past thirteen years.
I was fortunate enough to fit in a short weekend trip to Two Rivers one last time to say farewell to Jim Moran (Museum Director), Stephanie Carpenter (Assistant Director), as well as a delightful crew of volunteers. This is a monumental move, and it is still in need of your help. If you can spare a few bucks, please consider donating it to fund the cost of moving to and purchasing the new building.
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