Items: stationæry, lettering, books – to sortganize
A special Letraset / dry transfer lettering collection just discovered in the deep stash >> sending out to all the […]
Items: stationæry, lettering, books – to sortganize Read Post »
A special Letraset / dry transfer lettering collection just discovered in the deep stash >> sending out to all the […]
Items: stationæry, lettering, books – to sortganize Read Post »
A conversation about DIY constructing scrapjournals with board game backs, calendar paper fronts, mixed blocks inside, with a side sewing
Scrapbook Session: hand sewn binding, calendar substrates & reconciliation Read Post »
Blurb: Now that the major parts of our renovation(s) are done and we settled in, turning our attention to “improving
Tsuchida Station: Sign Post project (fun with cartography) Read Post »
Just moving some rocks around the yard at Tsuchida, Okayama, Japan with a tripod and chain winch and wagon thingy.
Moving Rocks at Tsuchida Cottage (time lapse) Read Post »
Yup, that’s it, just a fun time lapse of re-papering some doors on a table using an iron, cutter knife
Fixing Doors at Tsuchida Cottage (time lapse) Read Post »
I was recently a guest on (my occasional co-conspirator) Bob Mackin’s excellent PC/Pacific Rim/Cascadia news podcast called “The Breaker” talking
“What i learned making #daveo50” / excerpt from “The Breaker” podcast Read Post »
Note: at Orem (Utah) High School, Grade 11
Folio: “Gecko” (Behaviour Observation), 1987 / excerpts Read Post »
My dear ole grandfather, Robert “Bob” Stevenson (rip), (one of many Bob/Roberts in our extended family), fired up a family
Folio: “Sounding Board” family newsletter (guest edited), 1985 Read Post »
Pig Express – community newspaper, made on a “ditto” mimeograph machine while living in Guildford, Surrey (BC, Canada), in 1979.
Artifact: Pig Express (community newspaper) order form, 1979 Read Post »
Just another food round-up from Tsuchida Cottage. Of course, we are cooking at home, groceries get delivered (and some from
Diary: washoku, pizza, strudel, tacos, pickles, ramen & more everyday food Read Post »