Gluebook #2

Gluebook #2

I decided to do an entirely black and white gluebook—and to do a set of pages for each letter of the alphabet. This book is still in progress.

Gluebook #1

Gluebook #1

My first gluebook, started in April, 2004. This book has been completed.

Asian Inspirations RR (2003)

Asian Inspirations is a round robin I hosted July-September, 2003. Each of six artists chose a small, lightweight book, and pulled together all sorts of asian goodies to use in her work.

Colors RR (2003)

Halfway through 2003, I hosted a color round robin. Each player chose one color, and assigned that to her book.

Games RR (2003)

About halfway through 2002, I was in an altered book chat session where everyone was sharing ideas for round robins. Someone suggested a games round robin, and the idea stuck with me. When nobody had suggested it for six months, I finally bit the bullet and hosted it myself.

Second Chance RR (2002)

Unfortunately, most of my round robin books arrive home only half finished, and I have a hard time finishing them on my own. At the end of 2002, I decided to host a Second Chance RR for folks who had books in a similar state. Six artists chose books from previous round robins that were in need of completion, and we set out to finish them all.

Pam Yee’s Dictionary (2002)

AB artist Pam Yee has this very cool old dictionary that’s broken up into signatures, like little magazines. She sent out this section for me to work on with two other artists. I had a blast! Now I’m in search of the perfect dictionary to alter for myself.

Where I Live RR (2002)

Where I Live is actually two different serial round robin books being sent around to artists in the United States. Artists are being challenged to create work that describes where they live, their lives, their families, etc. The first book was completed in March, 2003 and donated to the ISABA library. The second book will begin circulating again sometime in late 2003.

Elements RR (2002)

Elements is a board book round robin I hosted in September and October of 2002. Three groups of four players each passed books around, doing a different element each week so that each player had a chance to do earth, wind, fire and water once. In addition to our personal books, one player in each group volunteered to start a second book which will be donated to the ISABA library.