Uses for the Financial Times, part 5

Drying moulted goose feathers to make quills. Four right-handed, four left-handed. I'm going to need hot sand.

Uses for the Financial Times, part 4

Protecting the kitchen table from stuff we found in the gutter after the Notting Hill Carnival.

I handled it with latex gloves and laundered the washable items, don't worry.

Uses for the Financial Times, part 3

To denote gravitas.

Nicola Streeten (who wrote the award-winning graphic novel Billy, Me and You and co-founded Laydeez do Comics with Sarah Lightman) used the FT as a symbol of high seriousness on which to rest her speech notes at the Graphic Medicine conference at Sussex University in July.

 

 

Uses for the Financial Times, part 2

Protecting a mirrored occasional table from my drawing materials. More on the other side: http://boulevardisme.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/the-bracelet-to-julia-by-robert-herrick.html

Uses for the Financial Times

It's good for checking I'm in focus. Hmn. More drawings and observations on the other side:
http://boulevardisme.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/tongue-tied-japanese-rope-bondage-at.html