I finally made a tunnel book from my pictures of the tunnel under the convention center. This is the second incarnation; the first was terrible.
It's OK, but it doesn't convey the feeling of the tunnel, which is long, cool, dark, and a little eerie. I'll try again with more space between each of the pictures; maybe that will work better.
Here is the tunnel book I made in the workshop.
We were given the handmade paste papers, so we worked with what we had. In two weeks I am taking a week long book making workshop with Pam Sussman. I don't think it will be this kind of book, but I'm hoping to sharpen my skills.
Duct tape is the answer What is the question? You can’t tell me you achieved all that WITHOUT duct tape?
I confess that I might possibly consider using duct tape.
I do feel a lure to know the land I live in. So slow I am about this, but I do love my brown rolling hills.
Are you implying that anyone we know would use duct tape?
Mighty impressive! And I see no evidence of duct tape.
I like it but it feels as if you were looking up not into a tunnel. No book here this trip. Just lots of pictures. 🙂