Prints available! At last!

We both look at this image and smile. It wraps around us and we feel it. It's a picture that seems to have arms that can hold our souls. (We were there and we still feel this way when we look at it!!)

We've seen so many people be truly touched when they see this picture that we knew that someday there would be a good way to make it available for them to have to keep.

And today is the day. Small Batch Editions is releasing a limited number of prints of "Phillip in the Willows". (Totally reasonable price, too!) Click here to see!

This one is available, too! It's a picture of the Five Books of Moses (the handwritten and handbound version) open on Phillip's lap while he sits in one of his writing chairs in the living room.) Click here to see it!

Our important note: Small Batch Editions is run by Melissa Stafford. She finds photos. Beautiful, interesting, meaningful photos. And makes them available for lots of people to see. We are very honored to be a part of this.

“I like epics..."

That's a quote from Phillip in the Wall Street Journal! Yes! THE Wall Street Journal! Read the whole quote and the whole beautiful and amazing and exciting article about our project here.

The article will appear in the print edition tomorrow.

(We are very, very excited.)

Penciling the index

Binding the first volume

Studying the binding of the dictionary

 

Looking at the binding of the dictionary as research on how to bind the volumes of the handwritten volumes of the bible.

Opening Reception

Our work was arranged and hung with great care at (Hi)story Labor(atory) and we met such nice and sincere people! Click here to see a small album of photos from the reception.

Hope you can catch the exhibit; it's up until May 31, 2011. (See this blog post for hours and info.)

Exhibit in Hudson, 4/30-5/31

Come see some of our work in progress

at a gallery named (hi)story  labor(atory) 

in Hudson on Warren Street next

to the Carrie Haddad Gallery.

Also, please join us for an opening reception

Saturday, April 30th 6-8pm.

If you can't make it to the opening please

stop by at another time. The gallery is open

Thursday-Sunday 12-6pm and by appointment.

(hi)story  labor(atory) 

624 Warren Street

Hudson, New York

(518) 291-4779

Isaiah 40:10

If any of you were peeking over my shoulder on January 1st, you might have noticed that I arrived at Isaiah, 40:10. Also I passed the 1200 page threshold, and can no longer hold all the volumes in my arms at one time. PP