exquisite!

Many months later, the exquisite corpse scrapbook I started with my artist friend Sergio is complete. Even after the pages appeared to be full, he kept adding layers: a cityscape in the corner of a partially used page, a collage of coolers and lawn chairs and mysterious holy men. It's everything I love about L.A., art and randomness. Here are a few highlights, as photographed by AK.










(The happy writer. Ignore scrubby Sunday afternoon clothes.)

Comments

devoya said…
can i tell you how awesome this is? I LOVE IT!
Peter Varvel said…
Me, too. I love this.
Tracy Lynn said…
That, my friend, is several steps beyond cool.
Kat said…
I love this! Inspiring.
Cheryl said…
Sergio is amazing. I basically did some free-writes, and he responded with these gorgeous collages, lino block prints, paintings, etc. I highly recommend such a project as the best writing prompt ever. We submitted it to the Armory for an exhibit about art that uses the postal service.
Claire said…
So cool! I've always dug the art/text combination of the Griffin & Sabine books. Something so pleasing about pulling a sheet from an envelope to read juxtaposed with great graphics.

Your handwriting? Always get a kick out of seeing something in someone's own hand.
Cheryl said…
Yep, that's my writing. I worked very hard on developing my penmanship in fifth grade, after getting a C+ on it in fourth grade.
Claire said…
I don't think we got letter grades for penmanship but it was incorporated into our grades somehow. I had to work on mine too. Though legible, I was less successful than you. ;)

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