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This very short, very concise, very understandable article by Rich Bailey is probably the best popular introduction to me and my copyright/copyleft issues. First published by the Epoch Times, I re-post it below. Filmmaker Nina Paley, Freeing Copyright for Art and Profit Nina Paley knew she was bucking the prevailing wisdom when she released … Continue reading My Copyright Story In A Nutshell I was neither prepared nor in a particularly good mood when I did this “webinar” for Agora I/O. It was eerie having a “conversation” in which I could neither see nor hear the other participants. It was just me and my own voice, with questions and comments occasionally popping up in text on another … Continue reading I am awesome A few weeks ago I ran this comic at Mimi & Eunice: I’ve long suspected that soy sauce could contain only small traces of wheat, so I did a little online research. Surprisingly, I found only one item that addressed the gluten content of soy sauce directly, and found it contains none at all: Continue reading Analytic Chemist Needed I just finished #3 in my 4 Elements quilt series. This tapestry is a lot more colorful and contrasty than the others. It uses that “trapplique” technique I posted about before – that piece was a study for this one. Doing a large piece entirely by trapplique-ing quilted elements may be overkill. It … Continue reading Fire/Burnt Offering If you’re a librarian, and against DRM (and what librarian isn’t?) then please use these images which I made for The Readers Bill of Rights for Digital Books.? Here’s another one: More here. Continue reading Librarians Against DRM I will be talking about Spirals: Fluid Dynamics in Tibetan Art, at the Rubin Museum’s “Artists on Art” series. We’ll look at a few paintings and a sculpture that have really cool spirally flames and clouds, and swirly water, and I’ll say intelligent things like, “Look! Spirals! Aren’t they neato?” Details: Friday March 4, 6:15 … Continue reading Friday (tomorrow!) March 4 at the Rubin Museum Oh how I love this combination of applique and trapunto. I wasn’t sure what to call it: double trapunto? Trapplique? It’s not a technique I’d seen before, but I’m sure others have done it because it’s obvious. Anyway, this technique is for me. This is actually a test for a larger piece I’m making for … Continue reading Trapplique! |
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