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last look
Here’s a mash up of collage and monotype printing, with a couple of images mined from the pages of an old Vogue magazine. A weird spot on the gel plate makes it look like she’s got an additional nostril, but at least her eyebrow game is strong.
image transfer monotype print, from magazine advertisement
printed 5.23.2026
city holidays
This wall looks like it’s made of damp cardboard. Or a bunch of OSB panels.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 3.4.2026
never saw saturday
This summer’s weather has bounced all over the place – we’ve had cool days, days that were pushing 110°, days where it felt like it had never in all of history rained, days when it rained as though it would never stop. There doesn’t feel like there’s a middle anywhere in the mix.
When it’s hot, my brain thinks colors have faded so it was pretty insistent about the final look of this image since the garden tour landed on a very hot day.
West Texas Master Gardeners – garden tour
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.20.2026
neighborhood history
Oh, this? Just a run-down laundry (that seems to have run so far down that it is out of business) in an even more run-down neighborhood.
It feels like maybe at one point the plan was to repaint the whole sign, but the project was abandoned only two letters in.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.12.2026
One Day | One Image 