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Tag Archives: paper
The Sound of Nothing (is a loud noise)
The Sound of Nothing © Catherine Rutgers 2017 The Wordless Series, No. 6 of 10 With my gratitude always for the music of Lone Vein.
Foot(note) Fetish
Footnotes are lovely. Really. Do you like what you’re reading and want to discover more? Do you enjoy getting credit for your work? Consider footnotes as your vehicle to knowledge and your best bet for sending or receiving due respect. … Continue reading
Sift, Freak, Reap: Morning After
Back in the year 2000 (remember when nearly everyone wrote “year 2000” – was it just too flabbergasting to accept 2000 standing alone?) I made three small collages that illustrate my creative process. It’s nearly the same, every time. I … Continue reading
Blessed Be the Glue
Threads that connect have generally been my preference over ties that bind. But my relationships with glue, paste, and their tacky, odoriferous mate – rubber cement – have rolled and twisted over the years. This might seem disgusting, but the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, collage, glue, grade school, paper, rubber cement, scan
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