ATX Notebookery Project's photostream

So, after nearly a month long hiatus, the ATX Notebookery Project is rolling again. Our 14th submission comes from an incredibly talented painter, and a neighbor of mine, Bryant Gillis. It's a two-pager, and it's a shame I can't put the pages next to each other here, because they just work so damn well together. Bryant studied painting and printmaking at the College of Charlston, SC. He lived and worked in Boston for several years, and is now making his home here in the magical ATX. Enjoy!

Here's the second page, the right side of Bryant's piece. The hills are alive, with the sound of MONEYS!

I'm pretty certain the image title says it all. Our 13th submission (spooky!) is a recipe for DELICIOUS CAEK from the talented cake-smith Kelly M. Guerra.

A very different submission than we've gotten so far. Artistic? Yup. Creative? Yup. Only difference is, you can't eat any of the other submissions. Well, you can't really eat this one either, but it tells you how to MAKE something to eat.... anyway...

There ain't much else to say, other than damn, that looks delicious. Must... go... bake... nao...

Our 12th submission makes me imagine watching the Secret of NIMH on mushrooms, and it makes me happy! And a little woozy, but in the good way. This lovely piece comes from Emily Younger, who describes herself and her piece thusly:

Emily Younger is a marketing communications professional who enjoys playing on Adobe CS3 in her spare time (www.emilyyounger.com). This image was the result of a Photoshop experiment to achieve an art canvas look with masks and filters. Also, she likes mice.

Thanks Emily!

Elissa was so kind as to take some lovely photos of the Notebook itself. Ain't it purdy?