Showing posts with label printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printing. Show all posts
Monday, May 31, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
sunday may 2
is the salty streets flea market!
if you live in salt lake or at least close by, you should come check it out.
Want Vintage for Value?
Want crafts unique as yourself?
Or are you looking for that special knick-knack to complete your life?
Salty Streets Flea Market has arrived for the 2010 summer season and we want you to come celebrate with us!
The Salty Streets Flea Market kicks off May 2nd 2010 at Kilby Court with amazing musical performances by DJ ChaseOne2, Birthquake, and Holy Water Buffalo.
Holy Water Buffalo - 3:00pm
Birthquake - 4:30pm
Dj sets all day by DJ ChaseOne2
We've been lucky enough to gather an array of amazing vendors which include:
Fresh
4th Street Music
All Occasions PhotoBooths
Live screen printing by SAMO Prints
Megan Philibin and Lauren Mack
Teresa Flowers
Whitney Shaw [Easy Keeper]
Ryan Perkins [Big Fun]
Claire Taylor
The Empowerment Project
Who Vintage
Sara Shaw Jewerly
Vintage Vein (Alison Isbell and Willard Cron)
Riktor
Rosewood Ash. [Arash Mafi and Elina Yakubov]
Mike Brown's infamous Leviathan Zines
MirandaRay Photography
Aj Souare
Randi Lile
The Chocolate Conspiracy
Mon.Lou.Lou.
Chris Swainston Photography
Michele Sanchez
Nails by Lori Lane
Hair Barbering by Whitney Inskeep
...scrumptious food, a kissing booth And MUCH MUCH MORE!
We will also be donating select proceeds towards The Empowerment Project.
-www.trivanifieldnotes.org
-www.empowermentprojectnow.org
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For decades, Northern Uganda has been plagued with civil wars, disease and severe poverty.
Thousands of destitute women and children are displaced without home or land.
Faced with food, shelter, school fees, and medical bills, these women are in dire straits; fighting every day simply for the survival of their families.
To help them in their fight, Empowerment Project: The Women and Children of Kaberamaido in partnership with Trivani Foundation, are matching the strength and ingenuity of mothers and widows by selling "paper bead" necklaces made by the women themselves.
Each necklace is made from magazine pages and demonstrates the creativity, vision, and fortitude the women of Kaberamaido must exercise daily to survive. By purchasing one of these necklaces, not only will you be empowering women to earn an income, but empowering choice. Through economic development, women can reclaim their agency, respect and dignity.
All proceeds of the necklaces and kissing booth will directly support the creation of micro-enterprise, more training opportunities, and microcredit loans enabling women to support themselves and their children.
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All vendor spots for our May market have filled up, but don't fret! There are still three more markets scheduled for June, August, and September! If you're interested in becoming a vendor please e-mail us at saltystreetproductions@gmail.com.
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Salty Street Productions was created by Karamea Puriri and Audrey Gallegos to showcase their love for events specializing in music, art, and fashion. But most importantly showcasing their love of Salt Lake City and the amazing community it has to offer.
saltystreetproductions@gmail.com
801.664.2755
435.862.6862
if you live in salt lake or at least close by, you should come check it out.
Want Vintage for Value?
Want crafts unique as yourself?
Or are you looking for that special knick-knack to complete your life?
Salty Streets Flea Market has arrived for the 2010 summer season and we want you to come celebrate with us!
The Salty Streets Flea Market kicks off May 2nd 2010 at Kilby Court with amazing musical performances by DJ ChaseOne2, Birthquake, and Holy Water Buffalo.
Holy Water Buffalo - 3:00pm
Birthquake - 4:30pm
Dj sets all day by DJ ChaseOne2
We've been lucky enough to gather an array of amazing vendors which include:
Fresh
4th Street Music
All Occasions PhotoBooths
Live screen printing by SAMO Prints
Megan Philibin and Lauren Mack
Teresa Flowers
Whitney Shaw [Easy Keeper]
Ryan Perkins [Big Fun]
Claire Taylor
The Empowerment Project
Who Vintage
Sara Shaw Jewerly
Vintage Vein (Alison Isbell and Willard Cron)
Riktor
Rosewood Ash. [Arash Mafi and Elina Yakubov]
Mike Brown's infamous Leviathan Zines
MirandaRay Photography
Aj Souare
Randi Lile
The Chocolate Conspiracy
Mon.Lou.Lou.
Chris Swainston Photography
Michele Sanchez
Nails by Lori Lane
Hair Barbering by Whitney Inskeep
...scrumptious food, a kissing booth And MUCH MUCH MORE!
We will also be donating select proceeds towards The Empowerment Project.
-www.trivanifieldnotes.org
-www.empowermentprojectnow.org
-----
For decades, Northern Uganda has been plagued with civil wars, disease and severe poverty.
Thousands of destitute women and children are displaced without home or land.
Faced with food, shelter, school fees, and medical bills, these women are in dire straits; fighting every day simply for the survival of their families.
To help them in their fight, Empowerment Project: The Women and Children of Kaberamaido in partnership with Trivani Foundation, are matching the strength and ingenuity of mothers and widows by selling "paper bead" necklaces made by the women themselves.
Each necklace is made from magazine pages and demonstrates the creativity, vision, and fortitude the women of Kaberamaido must exercise daily to survive. By purchasing one of these necklaces, not only will you be empowering women to earn an income, but empowering choice. Through economic development, women can reclaim their agency, respect and dignity.
All proceeds of the necklaces and kissing booth will directly support the creation of micro-enterprise, more training opportunities, and microcredit loans enabling women to support themselves and their children.
-----
All vendor spots for our May market have filled up, but don't fret! There are still three more markets scheduled for June, August, and September! If you're interested in becoming a vendor please e-mail us at saltystreetproductions@gmail.com.
-----
Salty Street Productions was created by Karamea Puriri and Audrey Gallegos to showcase their love for events specializing in music, art, and fashion. But most importantly showcasing their love of Salt Lake City and the amazing community it has to offer.
saltystreetproductions@gmail.com
801.664.2755
435.862.6862
Monday, September 21, 2009
jolene print
is done, kind of. i have 24 pieces of paper, and have printed on 6 of them. eff. it looks pretty good so far, i guess. i like it, but it is a print of my baby. it is a two plate print, one red and one blue. the assignment was we had to print on quarter sheets, so 11x15. i think the copper is 4x6 or something. i honestly cannot remember, i am exhausted. anyway, this picture sucks because i took it with my cell phone. but here is jolene!
Monday, August 17, 2009
baby jolene
so school starts in one week, and i am trying to get everything ready for a brand new semester of printing. i started thinking about what i want to do for the miniprint this year, it was hard because i didn't think i could ever out do "hoot cakes". i wanted to stick to the owl theme, but then i got to thinking about jolene. she is the perfect subject, she loves to have her picture taken and she is the friendliest out of all the chickens. so i took a bunch of photos but i am not sure which one i should draw from.
what do you think?
these are my four choices:
one
two
three
four
what do you think?
these are my four choices:
one
two
three
four
Monday, December 1, 2008
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