Tuesday Afternoon: Work continues, now with Postcards and the Library Cards

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Lucy stopped by this morning to keep cutting. Hiba and I painted the letters.

White it is.

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We had a lot of leftover wall paint, which means we not only have more than enough paint, but the letter faces will gain a bit of rigidity and protection since it’s epoxy paint.

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Hiba paints.

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After trying to paint the letters on the wall, we shifted to a make-shift table. Easier to avoid paint running.

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We made a drying rack.

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Protection. Recommended originally by Jennifer Willet. We should actually have more of these on hand.

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The drying rack doing it’s job.

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But, of course, it didn’t fit many letters, so we just started lying them out on the table.

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Two brushes — these might be leftovers from Make This Better.

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Also, picked up the postcards from Dan Bombardier, while he installed for an upcoming show at Artcite.

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Also, Daragh Sankey posted another section of In-Store, his documentary on SRSI … we’ll post it on here.

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Stack of postcards!

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Oh, and our library cards for the Letter Library.

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The back of the postcards, as you can see — lots to come!