Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Found Type Tuesday
























I wish I could have shot this graffiti covered train while it was stopped rather than while it was whizzing past. I think the combination of type is pretty cool despite the slight blurriness of the photo.

Happy Tuesday!

Thursday, May 24, 2012

By the Creative Power Vested in Me....








































I hereby declare you FINISHED!
























Your pages are filled.
























Your story is told.


The angels have sung your glory.








































The final reflection has been recorded.

It's time for us to close the book on our nearly 18-month journey together and go our separate ways. You will find a safe place to rest among my greatest treasures, and I will find other (much, much, much smaller) books with which to play and alter.

Happy trails, my friend. Thanks for the memories.

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Found Type Tuesday























This shot for Found Type Tuesday certainly describes how the days, weeks, and months have been for me lately. Every time I turn around it's Tuesday again and I realize I haven't posted anything since last Tuesday! Where does the time go?

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week.

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Found Type Tuesday








































I love a good stencil job, but I don't think there's enough money in this world to get me up these stairs! I'll just admire the letters from here thank you very much.

Happy Tuesday friends!

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Found Type Tuesday






















This is how the streets are signed near the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. I think it's genius and beautiful!

Thanks for visiting and happy Tuesday.

Saturday, May 5, 2012

The Optimist Creed

























If you are a long-time visitor to lost and found, you might recall a post I wrote about a little German book I was altering called Die schonsten Sagen des Rheins. You can read the original post here. My attempts at altering the book were disastrous and I came close to pitching it on several occasions. In spite of what I put it through, that little book hung in there and just wouldn't give up. When I was finally ready to add some text, The Optimist Creed seemed like an appropriate choice.

I actually finished altering the book a while ago, but the wonkiness of it makes it nearly impossible to photograph properly. I finally gave up and scanned it instead. I hope you enjoy viewing Die schonsten Sagen des Rheins in its entirety and reading The Optimist Creed. It's wonderful advice for everyone to live by.















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Tuesday, May 1, 2012