This is a Val-entine gift to all my faithful readers, guests and friends. If you have not heard of the wonderful artist William Crutchfield then shame on you but now you have so please enjoy this small and short film and you will always remember him. I was lucky enough to work with Mr. Crutchfield in 1989 when we printed this incredible puzzle to celebrate Gensler's 25 th Anniversary. Gensler is a global architecture firm that could afford to have William create the art and oversee this puzzle project and of course Jeff Wasserman of Wasserman Silk Screen Co. was able to capture the vision perfectly. This puzzle is printed on very thick acid free rag board and was cut after we did all the printing. There were a lot of colours involved and a varnish too. Quite a unique and beautiful job packaged in a nice wooden slide top box and we silkscreened Gensler on the lid in 2 colours as well. Of course I received one as a printers proof signed by this wonderful artist William Cruthchfield. You will see why I adore his work so much he creates a lot of little buildings ;)
This is absolutely Art and transgression.
Loved it.
:-)
I enjoyed hearing him speak to his approach and thoughts while creating...very cool.
Wonderful Val-entines. xo
Valgal, this is great and thanks for exhibiting it. Now I know what (the type of buildings) that you love and I know what kind of gift to send whenever the ocassion arises for one. Whether it is xmas, or valentine, or whatever it is, you know I must always call on you to say hello. Happy valentines day!
wow!
my favorites are the three windows and the train heading into the star. this makes me want to draw and keep drawing, but first i need a beginner course, i really do.
♥
to my beloved fun wonderful friend val, who is a friend to me in the most special of ways. i love you val.
val, this was superb!! I recognized several of them (I'm happy to say.) Okay, I'm bragging and trying to get brownie points :)
How wonderful that you got to do a project with him!
Happy Heart Day miss Val ;) xo
thank you for this, it really inspired me! I just kept replaying it and replaying.
This is so awesome!
What a wonderful share, thank you!
...ok, I'm a creep. I like your buildings better. :)