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Send us a Text Message.Mike Lomuto talks about his first introduction to the plant, activism, working with the Minority Cannabis Business Association and the MCBA's Equity Workshop Tour. MCBA and more. Listen to this episode now This episode is sponsored by Trulieve. If you are a Georgia medical cardholder searching for good quality products, stop by Truelieve. Flower, vapes, edibles, topicals, concentrates, tinctures, and more. Visit one of their five locations in Georgia and find what fits you today.Click link and find the store nearest you Support the Show.President and co-founder of LOCKGREEN Sarah Kiah Morton sat down with us to discuss how the idea of LOCKGREEN came to life, how this business is a family affair, and more.
Aloha friends, it's Robert Stehlik. Thanks so much for tuning in to the Blue Planet Show. Today's show is extra special. I got to meet with Jimmy Lewis. Derek and Lucas and I visited his workshop in Haiku in Maui, where We, he showed us his whole workshop, gave us a full tour, showed us his house as well. He even gave us t shirts and signed them. This is the t shirt he gave me. So that was a super fun trip and I highly recommend watching this one on YouTube. I'll post it as a podcast as well if you're doing other things. But the visuals are great. He shows us the full tour of his factory, his dust collection system, how to shape a board from basically hot cutting it with a hot wire cutting the blanks installing inserts foil tracks his philosophy on shaping and how he was inspired by sea planes when he developed some of the early foil boards. and showed us a hydrodynamic plate mount that he developed for the air chair and then how to get sharp edges when you're glassing, how to shape a twisted V tail. So he's not holding back, sharing whatever he knows. So cool of Jimmy to give us all the details. And at the end of the interview, I'll also make some special announcements about the Molokai race, a couple other things. Stay tuned to the very end. Thanks so much for watching, and without further ado, here is Jimmy Lewis. Tell me again about the design and how you came up with that kind of, the, this guy, Vitor Marcal, he's a lifeguard captain on the North Shore now, right? And he's been a lifeguard for as long as I've known him. I've known him for a little over 20 years. And he was one of the first guys foiling when Laird first started foiling and using the boots, to bolt themselves onto the board and those air chair foils. They had like snowboard bindings, right? Yeah. So they just And so Vitor was pretty progressive on it, to know that he needed to adjust his foot straps sometimes or his bindings. So he had me put these tracks on. And, Vitor was really good. He could do jumps and backflips on a wave with that air chair, and he'd said, Yeah, when I jump up, jump, and I come down for a landing, my board would always stick. And he asked me what kind of shape could I do so it wouldn't stick so much. And the first thing I thought of was a seaplane, because they're made to land on water.
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On this throwback episode I walked through my workshop looking at some old computers, old console copiers, and old toys. Youtube: https://youtu.be/P8nLNZAx5Ew Support Rando Rob […]
Wir sprechen mit Katja Diehl, aka „She Drives Mobility“, aka #Autokorrektur. Wer bei Twitter unterwegs ist, kennt sie bestimmt. Sie ist die wahrscheinlich aktivste Aktivistin für die Verkehrswende im deutschsprachigen Raum. Sie ist ständig auf Twitter aktiv. Stellt Fragen, veröffentlicht Thesen und führt teilweise heftige Diskussionen. Und jetzt, also vor ziemlich genau einem Monat, hat sie Buch veröffentlicht. Es heißt #Autokorrektur und ist eine gelungene Zusammenfassung aller Dinge, die verkehrt laufen in der Mobilität, der Verkehrspolitik, in der Gesellschaft. Wir haben das Buch gelesen und Katja zu uns ins Fahrradio eingeladen. Viele Sachen über sie und ihre Arbeit erfahren und auch ein bisschen über uns. Ach so, ihr könnt sie auch live sehen, denn sie ist auf Lese-, Vortrags- und Workshop-Tour unterwegs. Aber vorher hört hier rein. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören.
The tour of Kate Holland's amazing studio and more!
Workshop tour and show & tell by Richard Minsky
We return to Jordan Jay Tanner, a bookbinder and book conservator from Kansas City, MO, to talk more about bookbinding, book conservation, collecting books about books, and other things. In this video, Jay takes us for a tour of his garage studio and discusses some making his own tools for bookbinding. Watch our talks with Jordan Jay Tanner on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/iBookBinding/search?query=Jay%20Tanner Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Jordan Jay Tanner: https://www.jaytannerbookbinder.com/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaytannerbookbinder/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:14 - Jay's bookbinding experience and learning calligraphy 04:20 - Tour around Jay's garage studio 10:55 - Various conservator's equipment: curved scissors, lifting knives, needles, etc. 18:50 - Tips and tricks you get to know with experience and learning from an expert personally 20:53 - Making own tools 21:34 - Finishing Master's degree. Taking chemistry lab classes online and offline 24:41 - Interesting time we live in 29:07 - Book's disinfection, harm from ultraviolet light, and the influence of a camera flash 31:00 - Fighting mold on books, humidity conditions 33:50 - Bookbinders and conservators from whom Jay wants to learn in the future. New and modern techniques in bookbinding 40:32 - Online vs offline bookbinding courses and lessons 44:10 - Books made by Jay 47:35 - Box with models of corners 49:32 - “The painter's house is never painted” - making books for personal use
We return to Lucía Farías Villarreal to discuss different bookbinding styles and watch her show us some of her bindings. At the end of this podcast, Lucía takes us for a brief tour of her workshop. Please check the timestamps below to see all the styles of bindings Lucía showed us. Watch this episode on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR1mimlbmUg Watch the first part of our talk with Lucía: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztu28HMSFRc Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Lucia's projects: - Website: https://www.ovejaverde.com.mx/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ovejaverdemx/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ovejaverde2008/ Master binder Rodrigo Ortega: https://ombligodellibro.mx/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:21 - Making fish skin leather and experimenting with other crafts during Covid 09:08 - Islamic bookbinding 14:23 - Vellum-covered book 15:38 - Examples of articulated bindings 20:29 - Homework for the American Academy of Bookbinding 23:13 - Hugo Peller's Pop-Up Box 24:41 - Scrolls and other historical objects made during Julia Miller's class at the AAB 29:41 - Making book boxes 33:22 - Bookbinding tutorials in Spanish 37:17 - Spanish-speaking bookbinders from all over the world 41:58 - A brief workshop tour
We continue our discussion of experimental bindings with book artist Daniel Kelm while he is showing some of his impressive works! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF_tGjqaNwM Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Daniel's work: - http://www.danielkelm.com/ - https://www.facebook.com/wideawakegarage 00:00 - Beginning 00:20 - Workshop panorama 01:38 - Templum Elementorum 06:34 - Books with transparent pages 11:27 - A couple of words about traditional leather binding 12:24 - Making an unusual box 15:39 - Integrating the box into the binding's narrative 19:28 - Surplus Value Books by Rick Moody - A book box with a straightjacket 26:27 - Inviting the reader to modify the book 28:24 - Book models being priced higher than editions 29:50 - What's about other people modifying Daniel's bindings? 31:38 - The simplest form of the wire-edge binding 39:09 - Chemistry, alchemy, mathematics, architecture, etc. 42:48 - Secrecy vs. sharing 52:09 - Collaborating on the projects with the customers 54:17 - Legacy
We already shared two parts of our talk with Dimitris Koutsipetsidis, a bookbinder from Athens (Greece). Earlier, we discussed the things that brought him to making books and then Dimitris showed us some of his bindings. This time Dimitris takes us for a tour of his studio and shows us some of the tools he makes. To buy some of these tools, check the links below! Watch some more videos with Dimitris Koutsipetsidis: https://www.youtube.com/c/iBookBinding/search?query=Dimitris%20Koutsipetsidis Listen to this episode on: - Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ibookbinding - iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/nl/podcast/ibookbinding-podcast/id1510257102 - Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuaWJvb2tiaW5kaW5nLmNvbS9mZWVkL3BvZGNhc3Q Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Dimitris: Blog: https://koutsipetsidis.wordpress.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dimitris_bookbinding_corner/ Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheBookbindersBench Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dimitrisbookbindingcorner/ Tools made by Dimitris: Blog Tool page: https://koutsipetsidis.wordpress.com/tools-for-bookbinding-εργαλεία-βιβλιοδεσίας Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheBookbindersBench 00:00 - Beginning 00:12 - Workshop tour 00:43 - The Tale of the Four Benches - Tolkien vibes 03:32 - How the previous Dimitris' workshops looked like? 07:09 - Tour: Storage rack for supplies 07:50 - Paring knives 08:13 - The type holder and stylus set Dimitris makes and sells 08:54 - Would Dimitris like to make all of his tools himself? 11:36 - If you had all the time in the world, which tools would you make for yourself right now? 13:42 - Paring knives, once again 15:29 - Backing hammer 15:54 - Tour: Cabinet with lead types 16:17 - Still using the first press Dimitris made for his projects 18:35 - Paper storage 19:11 - Smart storage for thin leather strips 19:39 - Post-It notes all over the place 22:30 - Tour: Collection of marbled paper 28:21 - Projects currently in work 31:26 - More about Tolkien 35:44 - Future project: Animal Farm 36:43 - Dimitris' approach to design bindings 39:19 - Being a part of a tradition 43:24 - Collaborating with your family and members of your creative community 46:52 - Tour: Machining corner of the bindery 48:38 - Wooden and metal dust created during the toolmaking process. Breathing safety 51:19 - A bit more about the tools Dimitris makes and Stepan's opinion on the tools 54:35 - Tour: Drill bits stand 55:41 - Finishing presses Dimitris made (not for sale, unfortunately) 57:37 - Board shear with a fence Dimitris made to improve the accessibility 1:00:00 - Are there plans to create any new tools? 1:02:03 - Special tools' projects 1:02:50 - Animalcula 1:03:52 - The importance of feedback and constant updating of the tools
With this video, we conclude our talks with Peter Geraty, a bookbinder and bookbinding teacher from Easthampton, MA. Peter shows some more of his bindings and after that takes us for a tour of his bindery. To watch other episodes we recorded with Peter Geraty please use this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/iBookBinding/search?query=Peter%20Geraty Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Praxis Bindery: https://www.praxisbindery.com/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:17 - 21st Editions: photographs by Herman Leonard 03:58 - Smokey marbling on silk by Regina St John 06:19 - Not forgetting to have fun 07:00 - Eikoh Hosoe: The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire 08:15 - Book boxes 09:00 - More about Eikoh Hosoe: The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire 14:14 - More about boxes 16:10 - Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions by Edwin Abbott Abbott - the first SciFi novel 22:12 - Perfect imperfections 26:41 - An unusual box for an unusual book 29:03 - Workshop tour 31:23 - This is by far the largest shop we've seen so far 32:02 - Board cutter 34:34 - Board storage #1 34:40 - Future project waiting for its time. Having a year's backlog 36:49 - Some more presses 37:48 - Red board cutter 39:02 - Named tools 39:42 - Samples and models 40:12 - Smart mod of rail weights 40:55 - Cloths and other rolled materials storage area 41:10 - Under-the-ceiling storage 41:28 - Leather room 46:54 - Conservation by Desing green board storage 48:33 - The office and book collection 49:25 - Finishing room 49:37 - Finishing tools 51:52 - Type cabinets 52:12 - Stamping presses
In the second part of our talk Kathy Abbott takes us for a tour of her workshop and shows some of her bindings. We also talk about conservation aspects of her creative projects and Tomorrow's Past -- a project she's been a part of for some years already. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anucNDIWbQk Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Kathy Abbott: - http://kathyabbott.biz/ - https://www.facebook.com/Kathy-Abbott-bookbinder-713209642051535/ - https://www.instagram.com/kathyabbotty/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:08 - Workshop tour 02:40 - Board chopper vs. board shear 05:19 - Show & tell: design bindings, conservation work, and the Tomorrow's Past project 06:02 - Unpublished early Poems by Alfred Tennyson 07:38 - Poems and Pieces by Frances Meynell 09:15 - The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare 11:10 - Winged Chariot by Walter de la Mare 12:14 - Making design bindings for yourself and participating in competitions 14:08 - Benito Cereno by Herman Melville 19:12 - Tomorrow's Past: mixing modern and antique in a conservation-friendly way
The second part of our talk with Ivan is suddenly much shorter compared to our standard episodes. But I'm sure it will be interesting to watch anyway! Our guest shows his tabletop press here and shows many of his prints. Along the way, we discuss the technology and history of printing and even an illegal underground communist publishing house from 1905! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFksazcTiMU Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Ivan: Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/oprion Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oprionus/ Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/27982742@N03/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk0q0mG3v6GP_24ex7davKQ 00:00 - Beginning 00:16 - Temples Series: samples of printed patterns made print printer's ornaments 01:18 - Printing on handmade paper 02:54 - Printing ink 05:11 - Tabletop press 05:51 - Aprons 06:29 - Some sample prints 09:06 - What do you do when you have used all of your Cyrillic letters? 09:31 - Comments on the underground printing press from our recent Bookish Talk 13:16 - Ornamental prints designed by Ivan and printed in Moscow 14:03 - Suitcase museum and Dime Museum tickets printed by Ivan 15:12 - A sample wood engraving 15:50 - Tetris-inspired print 16:23 - More samples of printed patterns 17:21 - The original "lorem ipsum" 18:19 - More ornaments! 19:45 - Journeyman printer's mobile printing setup
This is the second part of our talk with Brenda Gallagher, a graphic designer and bookbinder from Boulder, Colorado. In this video, she shows some of her bindings and invites us to see her bookbinding workshop and printing studio. Please check the timestamps below. Watch the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW8KLHEiYoQ (and it's definitely worth watching!) Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Brenda: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bgallagher4/ - Website: http://www.brendagallagher.com/ Read more about lacunose: https://www.ibookbinding.com/tutorials/lacunose-painting-with-leather-and-making-clouds/ Fish skin leather supplier in the US: https://www.fiskurleather.com/ Atlantic Wolffish photo credit: fisheries.noaa.gov/species/atlantic-wolffish Jeff Osgood, Brenda's husband on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clay.of.the.dead/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:32 - Workshop tour 00:46 - Bookbinder's plough 01:14 - Storage of materials 02:27 - Stuff on the workbench 02:43 - Bindings show & tell 02:48 - Uppercase Encyclopedia 08:08 - Song of Myself (Walt Whitman) illustrated by Allen Crawford 10:45 - Happy Abstract — A letter from William Blake to Thomas Butts, dated 11 September 1801 17:41 - A notebook with lacunose elements on the cover 20:19 - A word about book boxes 21:27 - The Girl from the Sea: A Play for Voices by George Mackay Brown and Michael Onken 24:38 - Discussion of the fish skin leather 29:29 - Homework binding for the American Academy of Bookbinding - graphite edge and edge painting 32:41 - Brenda's workbook with preliminary design tests and experiments 33:05 - Using computer software for designing bindings 34:38 - Bread bag tie binding 37:30 - Printing workshop tour 37:35 - Printing block with the engraved picture by Allen Crawford for the Song of Myself 38:13 - Backing press 38:42 - Guillotine 38:48 - Chandler & Price 8x10 printing press 40:07 - Brenda's family and her bookbinding
We talk to Kalin Daskalov - Stopan - a bookbinder from Bulgaria who tries to create the modern style of Bulgarian bindings from scratch. His works are heavily influenced by the folk art of the country but you can also see his personal style. Stopan speaks about his path to bookbinding and collaboration with his father, a silversmith. Then we have a show & tell and a tour of his workshop. Please check the links and timestamps below! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl0iyS7zvZs Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Folow Stopan: - Website: https://www.iostopan.com - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iostopan - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iostopan Follow Stopan's father: - Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/i.daskalov.silversmith - Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/atelie.daskalov Follow Anna Markova: https://www.instagram.com/annamarkova_bookhist/ Podcast with Eliane Gomes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu-81ulWb8o Chelopek - the Bulgarian Bookvillage: http://knigini.com/en/home/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:22 - Musings on peculiarities of the Balcaniс languages 03:44 - Introduction of the guest 05:06 - The meaning of the pseudonym Stopan 07:07 - Was there a market for bindings in Bulgaria when Stopan started to practice bookbinding? 08:34 - Being the only licensed craftsman-bookbinder in Bulgaria's capital 09:18 - Reinventing the lost tradition of bookbinding in Bulgaria 12:33 - Chelopek - the Bulgarian Bookvillage 14:13 - What can a bookbinder teach their students 15:45 - A profile of an average Stopan's student 16:44 - "Knigovezets" is the word for "bookbinder" in Bulgarian 17:22 - When did Stopan start making books? The synergy of knowledge and skill after all these years 19:26 - Which techniques and approaches excite Stopan at the moment? 21:19 - One of the current projects - a book for which Stopan made all elements himself, including paper and calligraphy 22:56 - Shifting from design bindings to artist's books 23:13 - Stopan's father is a silversmith 26:17 - Artisans working as a family is a very traditional thing 27:11 - Traditional motifs in Stopan's work 31:09 - On Glagolitic script and calligraphy 37:13 - Did Stopan have any experience with arts prior to becoming a bookbinder? How a programmer's experience helps Stopan now? 39:49 - Designing patterns for the bindings. Drawing. Handwriting 43:06 - How Stopan's experiments with calligraphy began? 46:46 - Pen's made by Stopan's father 47:33 - Some more examples of Stopan's recent works / Show & Tell 48:36 - Diptych book 56:36 - Scroll in a silver encasement 58:15 - Market for unique book objects 1:00:00 - Isn't it a bit sad to pass your prize-winning book to a collector? 1:03:23 - Workshop tour 1:12:51 - You don't really need lots of space to start making books
The second part of the episode with Stepan Chizhov acting as a guest is dedicated to more technical aspects of how iBookBinding works. We talk some nerdy stuff about 3d-printing in general and about making money with 3d-printing. You will also find a workshop tour here! Watch the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh-0ty4RZio Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ 00:00 - Beginning 00:19 - Making money with 3d-printing. Routine and time consumed on production 02:25 - Time spent packing the orders 03:57 - Increasing production efficiency with better/more expensive equipment. "Cheap" 3d-printers 05:47 - I want to try 3d-printing; where to begin? 08:08 - The models of 3d-printers I like the most (to date) 09:50 - Difference between the cheaper and more expensive printers 11:43 - Printing large objects 14:50 - Competition on the market of 3d-printed bookbinding tools / 3d-printed papermaking molds 17:33 - Improving the designs and following the requests of customers 19:47 - Examples of incremental improvements 24:32 - Book scanning frame for smartphones - show & tell 29:31 - 3d-printing workshop tour 30:59 - Some of the 3d-printers 32:45 - My first 3d-printer 33:24 - The largest printer I have - Creality CR-10 S4 34:19 - 37x37 cm papermaking mold / Printing large items in parts 35:17 - Calculations and 3d-designs that need relly powerful processors 39:51 - Workbench with woodworking and bookbinding tools 43:54 - My way of storing clamps 44:53 - Some of the weights I use for my projects 46:11 - I love buying things for storage and tools in thrift stores and on flea markets 46:48 - Book presses and sewing frames / Woodworking projects 48:10 - Cutting time-consuming processes / Troubles with stock and delivery because of the lockdowns 49:30 - Keeping work/life balance as a freelancer
Our guest is Mark Cockram, a book artist, teacher, and bookbinder from London, UK. Mark is the owner of the Studio 5 Book Arts. See the timestamps below if you want to skip to some particular part of our talk. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzPreEm6GQo Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ To follow Mark's projects, use the links below: https://www.instagram.com/markbookartist/ https://twitter.com/markbookartist https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbuiGvf4CuYNSV6LNL7nu5g https://www.facebook.com/mark.cockram.9 Studio 5 Book Arts http://studio5bookbindingandarts.blogspot.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Studio5Bookarts/ 00:00 - Beginning of Part 2 00:27 - Adhesives - a hot topic! 01:44 - On collaborations with students 05:30 - Education, students, and empowerment 09:30 - A dyslexic bookbinder 11:30 - Beginning of the workshop tour. Why Studio 5? 12:07 - Equipment and the general layout 13:00 - Bookbinding ploughs, etc. 16:48 - Show and tell - Old and new bindings 17:56 - On the size of the studio 19:28 - The oldest tool in the workshop 21:13 - Finding a place for a board shear in a small studio 22:46 - Accumulating stuff for 17 years 24:03 - Buried Books project 28:58 - When damaged book loses its function (if ever)? 30:37 - What's a book? 32:29 - Ceramics and bookbinding 37:56 - Smaller books and strange shapes 39:52 - Hommage to Joseph Cornell 46:08 - Kinetic sculptures and bookbinding 47:40 - Box as an extension of the binding 54:37 - Book worms
The second part of this episode is mostly dedicated to the Q&A. However, we dedicate some time to discussing leisure, work-life balance, and keeping up-to-date with current restoration and conservation trends. The video version of this recording is available on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDLQbKawlXQ See the timestamps below if you want to skip to some particular part of our talk. Our next guest is Rita Udina, a paper & book conservator. From 1999 she runs a private conservation lab based in Barcelona (Spain). Rita organizes conservation workshops at her studio as well as in other countries and enjoys very much sharing conservation topics, either teaching, attending conferences, or through her blog (in Catalan, Spanish, and English). Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): http://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — http://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — http://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — http://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Eliane's projects: Website: http://www.nautilus-boekbinderij.nl/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nautilus_books_and_projects/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NautilusBoekbinderij2015/ === Moving On from the Workshop Tour === 03:14 - Importance of staying up-to-date and continuing your education 05:54 - There no better time to learn something than now! 17:01 - Extra time is for extraordinary things === News === 19:30 - Sotheby's offering a full collection of ВС comics from 1934 to 2014 20:18 - Collecting ephemera vs collecting books 21:14 - Value and fragility of old comic books 22:15 - The craft is connected to the trade. The balance between the price of materials and the price of work. Dr. Nicholas Pickwoad - Language of Bookbinding course 23:32 - Paper clinic in NL, Marchelma van Breugel: https://snipper.eu/ === Q&A === 27:45 - Question from paperetceteras: Working with glues and paper, is it tricky? 30:36 - Using dry or liquified glues and paste depending on materials and other conditions 33:24 - Question from Elin Dalstål: What is the most unusual/unexpected material or tool you like to use for bookbinding or book restoration? 33:38 - Using the airbrush for book restoration projects 34:25 - Tacking iron 34:36 - Using all sorts of unusual leathers 37:31 - Experimenting with different materials in bookbinding: metal, plastic, wood, etc. 38:03 - Gluing and attaching translucent plastic materials to book covers 40:07 - Sharing experience with other bookbinders and book professionals 42:14 - Question from Lynne: What exactly is a waste sheet used for in binding, either in a new book or a repair? 46:31 - Unfinished projects 47:30 - Question from Vinícius Rennó: How can I study book restoration coming from Brazil? If not here, where is the most affordable place to study abroad? 51:32 - The difference between a book restorer and conservator 53:16 - Question from Peter Triska: A question is about headbands. How do you get the ends to hide, so you don't see them when you open a book? 55:04 - Perfection in bookbinding is relatively new 55:47 - Question from Janet Mente: What is the most satisfying part of your job as a binder/restorer? 57:46 - Question from Janet Mente: How do you or would you use the 3D-Printed Spine Rounding Tool? 1:02:33 - Question from Tzvi J. Liberman: What methods are used for restoring the physical page of a book if a piece is missing? Is there any way to mix up the new matching paper pulp and fill in the gaps? 1:03:18 - "Cutting" Japanese paper with a watercolor pencil 1:06:11 - Using a paper casting machine and working without it 1:05:51 - Question from Tzvi J. Liberman: How do you prevent the endpaper wrinkling when gluing in the text block? The books I have bound all end up with a crease in the endpaper on the cover side, usually near the fold?
Our podcast's guest is Eliane Gomes, a Brazilian/Dutch book restorer and bookbinder, owner of the Nautilus Boekbinderij in Haarlem, Netherlands. I already had several collaborations with her and posted a studio tour on iBookBinding.com: https://wp.me/p7VeMV-5qf This is the first part of the episode we recorded last week. We discuss how Eliane became a book restorer after a long corporate career and how her work is organized now. We talk about the differences between book repair, restoration, and conservation. And then Eliane shows around her small but very efficient studio! The video version of this recording is available on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/bu-81ulWb8o See the timestamps below if you want to skip to some particular part of our talk. The second part of this episode is dedicated to Q&A and will be uploaded in a couple of days. Our next guest is Rita Udina, a paper & book conservator. From 1999 she runs a private conservation lab based in Barcelona (Spain). Rita organizes conservation workshops at her studio as well as in other countries and enjoys very much sharing conservation topics, either teaching, attending conferences, or through her blog (in Catalan, Spanish, and English). You can ask Rita questions either by posting a comment below, by writing to us through any of our social accounts, or via email. Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding You can ask our future guests questions on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/TJY5FeS Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ 01:55 - Eliane's path to bookbinding 05:02 - Choosing between conservation and restoration 06:31 - Genesis of conservation as a profession after the 1966 flood in Florence 08:08 - Having a "restoration buddy"/mentor 08:40 - Importance of knowing your limits 10:03 - Book repair is not book restoration 10:29 - One of Eliane's restoration exam's projects 11:09 - Using reversible materials 12:59 - Eliane's clientele and the regional distribution 15:18 - What are the boring and routine parts of being a book restorer? 16:33 - Preparing a report and having a plan 18:38 - Fixing a mistake 19:02 - Importance of not underevaluating your work 19:26 - Keeping spreadsheets for calculating your prices 22:29 - Including all expenses into the final price of your work 25:29 - Recording and photographing your projects === Workshop Tour === 30:38 - Workshop Tour 30:48 - 3x4-meter atelier 32:00 - Skylight 32:13 - Drawers and cabinets 33:17 - Boxes and stuff under the workbench 34:25 - Having everything within arm's reach in a small studio 35:18 - Swivel jointed finishing stand by Geert van Daal 36:04 - Using a whiteboard for thoughts and drawings 36:19 - Humidity control, sterilization, and fire safety === Some of the Projects === 37:28 - 16th-century book with doodles and cut-out decorated initials in restoration 39:05 - Company archive / several volumes of corporate scrapbooks 40:02 - Punching cradle from iBookBinding and its place on the wall 41:31 - Large format Dutch limp binding - cash register book === Additional Links === 1966 Flood of Florence conservation measures: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1966_flood_of_the_Arno#Conservation_measures Swivel jointed finishing stand: http://geertvandaal.nl/images/VerguldklemFolderdef.pdf http://geertvandaal.nl/
This is the first part of our talk with Ben Elbel from Elbel Libro bindery and Bookbinding Out of the Box project. We discuss Ben's path to becoming a bookbinder, and then he shows around his studio in Haarlem, Netherlands. Check below to find the table of contents with timestamps. The video is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1vdPIDR-Iw We announce our new giveaway on this podcast! Listen to it to find out how to get a set of our corner cutting jigs for free (with free worldwide shipping)! In the second part of the podcast, we will talk about Ben's project and will answer several questions that we received from our community. Our next guest is Todd Davis from the Middlesex Bindery in Massachusetts, United States. You can post your questions to Todd in the comments below. The next Instagram live stream will be dedicated to making a basic sewing frame with only the simples tools and materials. Tune in this Tuesday, 28th of April 2020! Brought to you by iBookBinding. Bookbinding resources and tutorials: http://www.iBookBinding.com Become a patron (and get more content): https://www.patreon.com/ibookbinding Join us on: Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/iBookBinding/ Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ibookbinding/ Discord — https://discord.gg/cxMw7x5 Pinterest — https://ru.pinterest.com/iBookBinding/ Follow Ben's projects: Elbel Libro - https://www.elbel-libro.com/ Bookbinding Out of the Box - https://bookbindingoutofthebox.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bookbindingoutofthebox/ 00:35 - How to pronounce Ben Elbel's name properly 02:10 - Our first meeting in 2015 04:18 - Ben's Path to bookbinding 07:03 - Father's suggestion to study bookbinding and a year at Centro del bel libro Ascona === Apprenticeship === 13:33 - Looking for an apprenticeship 14:56 - Apprenticeship in Germany at Die Buchmanufaktur 15:38 - Learning to make things fast 16:03 - Usage of PVA 18:09 - Moving to London 19:20 - German traveling apprentices 22:20 - On taking apprentices at Elbel Libro 23:48 - Starting a career in bookbinding with or without education 26:00 - On the importance of learning French binding === Workshop Tour === 29:02 - Workshop tour at Elbel Libro 31:03 - Showroom / Visitor area 35:00 - Ground floor / Workroom / Storage 36:33 - Leather splitting machine in action 40:40 - Storage corner: leather, cloth, cardboard, etc. 44:34 - All the sorts of cardboard Ben has in his studio 45:50 - Superior board: Presspahn and Green Millboard by Conservation By Design (see the links below) 48:05 - Workbench 49:26 - Different heights of mine and Ben's workbenches Ben Elbel's shop: Presspahn: https://bookbindingoutofthebox.com/collections/products/products/presspan Own tutorials: https://bookbindingoutofthebox.com/collections/bookbinding-tutorials Crisscross binding book: https://bookbindingoutofthebox.com/collections/books-from-others/products/book-crisscross-binding-anne-goy Edgard Claes's piano hinge binding: https://bookbindingoutofthebox.com/collections/books-from-others/products/book-neue-bucheinbandtechnik-scharnierband-in-pergament-edgard-claes Links and mentions: Ben's first teacher at the city archive in Strasbourg: Bernard Santoni Centro del bel libro Ascona - https://www.cbl-ascona.ch/en/programm/ Regular teachers Ben studied from in Ascona: Edwin Heim (bookbinding), Henrik Roerig (conservation) Guest teachers Ben had in Ascona: Hedi Kyle, Cor Aerssens American Academy of Bookbinding - https://www.bookbindingacademy.org/ Die Buchmanufaktur, at the time in Göttingen (Germany), now in Wädenswil (Switzerland) Shepherds Bookbinders in London, UK - http://www.bookbinding.co.uk/ Book Works in London, UK - https://www.bookworks.org.uk/studio/ Boekkunstbeurs - https://boekkunstbeurs.nl/opening-en/ Green Millboard by Conservation By Design: https://www.cxdinternational.com/boards/bookbinder-board/ https://www.talasonline.com/Conservation-by-Design-Millboard
Big Fat Five: A Podcast Financially Supported by Big Fat Snare Drum
In this Bonus Clip, Preston Parsons takes us on a tour of the Vessel Drum Co workshop in Encinitas, CA and explains how he builds his drums. Check out our more in-depth conversation in Episode 4. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wenn wir raus gucken in die Natur, sehen wir wie Veränderung stattfindet: es wird kälter, die Blätter fallen von den Bäumen und es wird windiger. Es ist VATA Zeit. Das Bewegungsprinzip ist jetzt aktiv und die Elemente Luft und Äther spürbar. Auf körperlicher Ebene, aber auch auf mentaler Ebene entsteht jetzt ganz automatisch mehr Veränderung und Bewegung. Da ist es wichtig, etwas Stabilität in den eigenen Alltag zu bekommen. In dieser Folge geben wir dir unsere 5 besten Tipps mit, wie du energetisch gut in den Herbst startest und dazu noch in deine Kraft und in dein Potential kommst. Dabei geht es um die einfachste Umsetzung: die Ernährung. Denn wenn eins schwierig ist für Vata, dann sind es komplizierte Konstrukte, Ideen und Verbesserungsvorschläge. Im Podcast erfährst du… wie sich der Herbst in der Natur, auf unseren Körper und unseren Mind auswirkt welche 5 Tipps uns helfen, um energetisch in den Herbst zu starten wie du es schaffen kannst, mit der Ernährung dein Vata zu balancieren welche wichtige Rolle Routinen dabei spielen Unsere PRANA Community und wir selbst haben eher die Tendenz zu einem VATA Ungleichgewicht. Daher wissen wir, wie wichtig diese Folge für viele ist. Vor allem wissen wir, wie schwer es fallen kann, bestimmte unangenehme Themen anzugucken. Was kann da helfen? Routinen. Wir zeigen dir, wie du mit Hilfe von Routinen in deine Kraft und in dein Potential kommst. Entscheide dich für ein kostenloses PRANA Date und mache dir ein Gespräch mit uns aus. Unter www.pranaupyourlife.de/termin findest du alle Informationen. Shownotes: Hast du Lust mehr über das Thema Detox zu erfahren? Dann lade dir kostenlos unseren Detox Guide runter: www.pranaupyourlife.de/detox PRANA on TOUR • wir kommen in deine Stadt. In letzter Zeit wurden wir zunehmend gefragt: wann kommt ihr mal in meine Stadt? Nun können wir es offiziell sagen: Im November gehen wir auf Workshop Tour. In unserer Facebook Community wurde abgestimmt welche 3 Städte wir besuchen und nun steht es fest. Unter www.pranaupyourlife.de/pranaontour kannst du alle Details finden. Bis zum 14.09.2019 gilt noch der very early bird special Preis. Wenn du mehr über uns erfahren möchtest: Auf unserer Facebook Fanpage erfährst du mehr über uns, unsere Events und kannst dir viele hilfreiche Tipps für den Alltag holen. Für einen Einblick in die Ayurveda Philosophie, hole dir jetzt unser E-Book ‚Wir lieben Ayurveda. Für mehr Lebensenergie. Für mehr Prana. Für dich.‘ auf unserer Website: www.pranaupyourlife.de/ebook. Hier findest du uns: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pranaupyourlife/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pranaupyourlife/ Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pranaupyourlife/ Webseite: http://www.pranaupyourlife.de Wenn dir diese Folge gefallen hat, dann freuen wir uns sehr über eine Bewertung von dir damit noch viel mehr Leute zu mehr Lebensenergie kommen und diese zusammen mit uns versprühen können. Teile diese Folge gerne mit Freunden, Bekannten, Verwandten, Kollegen und allen denen diese Folge gefallen könnte, damit wir zusammen als Community noch mehr Lebensenergie kreieren können und noch mehr wundervolle Menschen inspirieren können. Sharing is Caring. Und denk immer dran ‚PRANA up YOUR life‘, Happy Mind! Happy Body! Happy Life! Deine Jasmin & Josephine
Like brushing our teeth or brewing a morning cup of coffee, checking in on what’s happening within our social networks has become part of the daily routine for most of us. As a result, social media has also become a routine marketing tactic for nearly every business these days Business is using it to help build brand awareness, share and interact with customers and create another touch point with their advertising. As the social media landscape continues to evolve, both new and seasoned marketing professionals are constantly searching for answers on how they can best leverage social media within their businesses marketing strategies. That is why I am so excited for today’s guest. Ashley Meadahl founded Premiere Event Management in 2008 and started using Social Media for her Business. She quickly realized the direction Business Marketing was going. In 2014, she discovered just how valuable Social Media was, when she created over $70,000 in revenue from ONE event, all generated by using Social Media advertising!! This established the annual Women in Business Conference. In 2016, she began speaking at Conferences and teaching Workshops internationally, sharing what she has learned while being in Business and becoming top of her field. She is currently on a live Workshop Tour across Western Canada teaching about social media. I am was so thrilled when she was able to fit us into her schedule. She is such a wealth of knowledge and inspiration which you now can tap into as she has officially launched her Glow Getter Podcast available on iTunes, Spotify, GooglePlay, Stitcher. Visit her website: www.ashleymeadahl.com To link to all her social media, workshops and Podcast.
In this episode we continue on the theme of business management from last time and discuss hourly and daily rates for carpentry work, briefly discuss some of the technology used in our daily routine and also chat about surviving in a small workshop. Links: Tour of Peter's Workshop Tour of Andy's Workshop Both of the above are from Summer 2017 so if you’re looking at this in the future things will probably have changed a bit! Air Quality Monitor - we had some issues with the ones we were using, here's a newer one that seems to get decent reviews (we haven't used it though) Phil Makes Things on YouTube London Craftsman on YouTube Follow Us: Subscribe to Peter's 10 Minute Workshop channel on YouTube Subscribe to Andy's Gosforth Handyman channel on YouTube Subscribe to Measuring Up Podcast on YouTube Please Help Support the Show on Patreon Show Web Site and Full Show Notes at https://measuringuppodcast.com Feedback: @MeasuringUpPC on Twitter Instagram: @measuringuppodcast Please note that we use affiliate links for products wherever possible. This doesn't cost you any extra.
The Optima Search For The Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast
Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice-per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show is […]
The Optima Search For The Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast
Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice-per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show is […]
In dieser Folge bin ich zu Besuch in der Pole Academy bei der wundervollen Laura Lou. Natürlich wollte ich auch von ihr wissen, wie sie zum Pole Dance gefunden hat. Wir unterhalten uns aber auch noch über ihre letztjährige Workshop Tour in Amerika, ihre Wettkampferfahrung sowie auch wie ihr Studio entstanden ist.Laura Lou: https://www.lauralou.ch/Pole Academy: https://www.pole-academy.ch/
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The Optima Search For The Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast
Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice-per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show […]
The Optima Search For The Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast
Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice-per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show […]
Dr Lise Alschuler has just finished her Australia-wide Workshop Tour, and this week’s podcast gives us greater insight into both Lise’s personal and professional experiences with cancer diagnosis.Lise explores the emotional impact which patients have to endure when faced with a cancer diagnosis and the strategies to maintain optimism, she reveals some of the newer diagnostic criteria and tumour-activity markers, and discusses the place of safe, supportive care in cancer patients to aid in the orthodox treatment, including exercise, stress management, sleep and healthy, vegetable-based diet.
The Optima Search For The Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast
Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice–per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show […]
The Optima Search For The Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast
Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice–per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show […]
What makes better workplaces?The "trends" you've heard can be deceiving..."Smashing the Stereotypes" WORKSHOP TOUR!Adam and I are coming to Boston, NYC, DC, SF, Chicago, and Miami in the next month. Find out more details and see which dates we'll be in your city!Show NotesBrad Neuberg's "Roots of coworking" talkSteve King is from Emergent ResearchSmall Biz Labs newsletterPrevious researcher guests from Michigan Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Join me on Friday 20th at 2pm est as I speak with UK crystal healing author and teacher, Philip Permutt, about his upcoming Crystal Healer USA Workshop Tour. Philip has written five books on healing with crystals, and has created The Little Meditation Album Series, including a Grammy nominated meditation album, “The Little Meditation Album”. He is a Reiki Master/Teacher and also teaches meditation at his UK crystal shop & healing center, iSiS, in St. Albans, England. Link: http://www.thecrystalhealer.co.uk/epages/thecrystalhealer.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=%2FShops%2Fthecrystalhealer%2FCategories%2FPR6%2FPR6a. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CrystalhealerUSA. Tia Johnson is a certified Dream Coach, an ANGEL THERAPY PRACTITIONER®, a certified Reiki Practitioner, and a crystal healer. Tia's websites: https://www.violetsanctuaryspa.com https://www.facebook.com/thevioletsanctuaryspa Call in numbers: Domestic: 619-996-1641 International: 917-889-7908 Time zone: 2PM EST;1PM; CST Noon MST11AM PST 7PM UK www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
Today, is the final part of a series of Podcasts in which we're looking at shots from the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. I also play a few minute recording of all the guys on the bus heading towards the airport on the final day. Here's the Phoons site I mentioned: http://www.phoons.com/ Here's Arthur Morris' book on CD, a must for all bird and nature photographers, The Art of Bird Photography II: http://www.birdsasart.com/ABPII.htm To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008
Today, is the final part of a series of Podcasts in which we're looking at shots from the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. I also play a few minute recording of all the guys on the bus heading towards the airport on the final day. Here's the Phoons site I mentioned: http://www.phoons.com/ Here's Arthur Morris' book on CD, a must for all bird and nature photographers, The Art of Bird Photography II: http://www.birdsasart.com/ABPII.htm To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008
Today is the third part of a series of Podcasts in which we're looking at shots from the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008
Today is the third part of a series of Podcasts in which we're looking at shots from the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008
Today, is the second part of probably three episodes in which we're looking at some shots from the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008 Also, check out the PhotoCastNetwork at http://www.photocastnetwork.com/ for more great Photography related Podcasts.
Today, is the second part of probably three episodes in which we're looking at some shots from the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008 Also, check out the PhotoCastNetwork at http://www.photocastnetwork.com/ for more great Photography related Podcasts.
From today, probably for three weeks, we're going to take a look at a bunch of shots and cover some of the stuff tought on the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008
From today, probably for three weeks, we're going to take a look at a bunch of shots and cover some of the stuff tought on the Hokkaido Workshop/Photography Tour held in January 2008. To view all of my images from the tour, take a look here: https://martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=Hokkaido_Winter_Workshop_2008
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