The folks behind Real Men Don’t Rape have been hard at work campaigning against child rapist Kenneth Klassen. Read on below to find out more and sign the petition ASAP to show your support.
The photos below are from our visit to the Vancouver Real Men Don’t Rape Photo Shoot.
Earlier today I hung out at the Regional Assembly of Text, a little stationary and gift store on Main Street, where I made a few buttons samples for Skewed. It was actually fun and easy, you just bring your designs in and they provide everything else for you to sit there and make them. In less than an hour I was out the door with 30 shiny new buttons and a couple of cute greeting cards. If you’ve never been to their store be sure to check it out, it’s one of our favorite places on Main and they have great stuff for Mother’s Day!
What started as a little doodle on big piece of paper on a sick day, ended up multiplying into a triptych! I’m considering reshooting them hung up, not sure I love how the photo is looking right now. I’m also playing around with remixing them digitally… More detailed photos below and on Flickr…
Construction paper + black ink + sick day on the couch = BIG doodle.
I’ve been thinking of starting a bigger sized drawing for a while now, seems like today is the day. I don’t know if this counts as rest though. Oops.
Tonight: Back by popular demand! A social-crafting night featuring workshops and a craft market by Birkeland Bros. Wool, Collage Collage, Fiber Manipulator Jewellery, Urban Source, and Got Craft?.
Workshops: weaving, drawing, felting, collage, spinning and jewellery making. Plus, music, bar and free materials.
Only 3 more days to catch the exhibition at the Museum of Vancouver, April 11th is the last day.
A Night of Social Crafting: April 9, 2010
Devised in Tokyo in February 2003 as an event for young designers to meet, network, and show their work in public, Pecha Kucha has turned into a massive celebration, with events happening in hundreds of cities around the world, including Vancouver. Each presenter is allowed 20 images, each shown for 20 seconds each – giving 6 minutes 40 seconds of fame before the next presenter is up.
Check out the site for more info and videos of the past events, and keep an eye out for upcoming dates. They sell out quick.
PKN 10: April 8, 2010
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