Rebecca Guy Ver and Diane Keys

[David Stafford]

I think, if you look closely, you'll see the foundations of much of the work that now finds its way into the Tate, the Whitney, the Elgin St. Vincent de Paul. A great animated cloud of pigeons erupts from St. Mark's Square.  Freeze Frame. A Non sequitur to clear the palette. So...I received this boekie from Rebecca and Diane who jointly filled this tome called "Doodle Therapy." A lot of questions remain...as in did you send it back and forth over seas taking it a page at a time or did one fill half the book, leaving the rest for the other of party of the first part to finish at their ether? I seem to discern some thematic continuity. Or am I wrong? Inquiring minds want to know and they also want to thank you for sending it along for discussion. Exit stage left.

[David Stafford]

You're welcome. I should say that the actual title was "DKult Doodle Therapy" which may change the meaning entirely.

Why is your post office closed?

[Rebecca Guyver]

Thanks David, Diane and I did send it across and back again.  I have a later version which is pretty great! I think I've made six copies and I thought I'd send it to other people so you don't get bored. All I've been able to finish lately is doodles. Our post office has been closed and I have used it as an excuse to work on my website, fill the cracks in my studio wall and generally get nothing finished. I am aching to reply to the hundreds of people I owe mail.  Hoepfully I will carve a path through all the mundane tasks of life and 'get on the bus' from this weekend!  In the meantime, thanks for a delightful blog!

[borderlinegrafix]

It is official.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Great collab art!...back and forth across the Big Pond?