Registration for "De Corporis Humani Fabrica" (a delightfully creepy exploration of vintage anatomical drawings) at Whispering Woodlands in beautiful Verona, Wisconsin, has gone live. I'll be teaching there June 11/12/13 2010. I have to admit I am quite excited for this workshop. Along with this class there will also be a 2 day workshop for "Through the Rabbit-Hole", an Alice inspired tunnel book. If you are interested in signing up for one class or both, I suggest that you do it sooner than later, as there is limited space and these classes tend to fill up quickly. By the way, I have had several people ask the meaning of "De Corporis Humani Fabrica" ... a human anatomy book written by Andreas Vesalius in 1543. From Latin, it translates to "The Fabric of the Human Body". 
Friday, January 08, 2010
Registration has begun!
Registration for "De Corporis Humani Fabrica" (a delightfully creepy exploration of vintage anatomical drawings) at Whispering Woodlands in beautiful Verona, Wisconsin, has gone live. I'll be teaching there June 11/12/13 2010. I have to admit I am quite excited for this workshop. Along with this class there will also be a 2 day workshop for "Through the Rabbit-Hole", an Alice inspired tunnel book. If you are interested in signing up for one class or both, I suggest that you do it sooner than later, as there is limited space and these classes tend to fill up quickly. By the way, I have had several people ask the meaning of "De Corporis Humani Fabrica" ... a human anatomy book written by Andreas Vesalius in 1543. From Latin, it translates to "The Fabric of the Human Body". 
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These sound so fabulous, Ingrid. I hope to some day take a class with you. I love your Alice book!
Now I know what the name means. I'm sure this class will fill quickly. I got an e-mail from Jacky letting me know. Wish I could go and wish it was June already.
The classes sound very interesting and if only I lived a few states closer.
I hope the class fills up and you have a great time. With a cloudy 7 degree day here in Kalamazoo, June seems like a long way off but blink and it's here!
Just saw your entry on The Pulse, subject: supplies and am excited to combine the old binders and cereal boxes, as you described. I can only say, what a great suggestion. And I will revisit the publications you indicate with your work (1000 ARTIST JOURNAL PAGES, SOMERSET STUDIO, etc.) which I have here. Happy to have found you and your work.
you have such a great sense of making sense of the space ... there is so much going on .. yet it makes sense .. and is beautiful ...
nice work >>> Gina
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