Pages 5 and 6
Science Projects
Gone Wrong
Each person who read the book saw it's meaning in a different way, especially Thomas Edison.
The Seeing Eye
- Valerie aka Val aka Artistfish
- I've spent the past twenty years of my life trying to catch up to where I am, and I'm going to spend the rest picking up where I left off. Check out my link to The Art House Co-op then enjoy my Blog with alittle music. Ya gotta scroll down, then up baby. Oh yeah, don't forget to feed my fish while your down there.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Sketchbook Project 2011
Pages 4 and 5
Science Projects
Gone Wrong
The Monk's book became quite popular and many were made.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Sketchbook Project 2011
Pages 3 and 4
Science Projects
Gone Wrong
The next day, the Monk opened his handmade book and found the note. He took the note and printed it's wonderful words into many books using Johannes Gutenberginvents printing press. Literacy rates soared like the homing pidgeon.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Sketchbook Project 2011
Pages 2 and 3
Science Projects
Gone Wrong
Wireless communication began after the fall of Rome when most people who knew how to read and write were Monks. A Mongolian emperor sent a homing pigeon with a written note and it landed on a Monk's hand. The Monk read the message and placed it in a book.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Sketchbook Project 2011
Finally, a breakthrough. Thank you Gingerbread Latte and classical music on NPR. It's not exactly my inner vision, but I like it. Had I known about this project when it first came out, the book would be different. But then, would I have felt the rush I feel now? No.
I did it! I finished the final page. Broke out the 2006 Door County Apple Wine to celebrate and it was tasty. Reminded me of Apflekorn. All I have to do now is trace the backsides and start the color. I don't have enough time to add color to all 40 pages. My next problem solving task is to decide which pages get it, and which don't.
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