“ONCE WE RID OURSELVES OF TRADITIONAL THINKING WE CAN GET ON WITH CREATING THE FUTURE.” — JAMES BERTRAND
Designer:
Alanna MacGowan & Tonya Douraghy
Material:
Birch veneer, printed honey, airborne particulates
Description:
Honey can be used as a printer ‘ink’ but be warned, it will never dry. This piece is designed to accumulate airborne particulates in the sticky honey and thus gradually change in appearance over time.
Cost:
Birch ply: $10 for a 3' x 5' sheet, honey $4. Stencil was made from contact paper and used with an old squeegee (about $12).
