I have a body of work that has been growing, of images of thrift store mannequins. As I work on developing it into an exhibitable body of work, I thought I’d also explore printing these images as photo zines, and #Mannequin #Red, is the first one to be ready for sale. $5
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Stickers are fun! They can be put anywhere! These stickers are Thomas Waters originals, measuring 2.5″ square, and printed on a glossy photo paper with adhesive backing, that hold up well inside or outside.They are available as sheets like below, or you can request a customized sheet your any requested arrangement- all one image or whatever works for you. $10.00/ sheet of 12 stickers Email me directly to request a customized sheet of labels, or […]
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Followers on Instagram are familiar with my almost weekly portraits of thrift store mannequins. Â These images are now being assembled into self-published zines for sale! The first zine is called #Mannequin #RedRed, and is available for $5+ shipping SaveSave SaveSave
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Author: Thomas Date: letter dated 4-2-1992 Artwork: Mixed media/Polaroid transfer; rubber stamps Oh, this letter is a really telling one in a number of ways. Let me address the artwork, first, and then the content of the letter. The artwork is a polaroid transfer onto sketchbook paper. Looks like the paper wasn’t damp enough to adequately hold onto the image, or I didn’t rub it on enough, but, that said, it is a telling self […]
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Author: Thomas Type: Homemade postcard Date: USPS postmark September 19 1991 This postcard was made by chopping up a painting I had made on a piece of canvas board. I can’t paint worth shit, but I’ve always believed that the more I did it- and play with the paint, it would help me with the media where I think I have some talent. Oh, and I’m always drawn to using crayons. 🙂 The rubber […]
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Author: Jason Type: Letter Date: January 27, 1992 Artwork: Xerox image and sketches/scribbles This is the first letter that was sent in an envelope together with another behind it, which I posted before, and linked here. Aside from how sweet this love letter is, with a curatorial eye, I look at this now and see more patterns emerge. Look at the crane and the towers in the xerox, and the little sketches. Â These towers arise […]
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Author: Thomas Date: USPS stamp Febuary 27, 1992 Artwork: Type R and Type C prints Size: 6″ x 10″ In the old days before digital photography, therer were a few ways to print color photographs. If you had a color negative, you would make a Type C print; if you had a positive (known as a slide, or a chrome) you would make a Type R print or a Cibachrome print. The papers and chemistries […]
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Author: Jason Date Jan 27, 1992 This letter was with another single page letter which was dated. The folds align in such a way, I think they arrived in the same envelope. But, I’m saving the other to post on another day. One of the things I loved about Jason was his attention to details and how he would se things that I would completely overlook or miss. I experienced him as “seeing” the […]
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Author: Thomas Date: USPS Oct 5, 1991 Artwork: Xerox, sketch On recycled paper bag Ok, I’ve put off publishing a long letter, and so here is one, and one that shares more personal content about myself. Before I began working on this project, it occurred to me that Jason ‘s letters contained some very personal information, and I asked him about if that was a problem, as I chose what to publish– and he […]
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