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Where I got married. Audubon Park.

Where I got married. Audubon Park.

So this is happening. Details to come yall.

So this is happening. Details to come yall.

Write Bloody mural, end of day 2. Will continue on the upcoming Monday. Excited to draw in the giant orange man!

Write Bloody mural, end of day 2. Will continue on the upcoming Monday. Excited to draw in the giant orange man!

“Write” done. Photo by Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz, Write Bloody store.

“Write” done. Photo by Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz, Write Bloody store.

This is the opening of my book The Feather Room. How lovely it feels to both see it looking so pretty here on someone’s tumblr, and to see THOUSANDS of notes courtesy of people who appear to have been touched by it. What a lovely feeling. 

cigrette:

From The Feather Room, by Anis Mojgani

This is the opening of my book The Feather Room. How lovely it feels to both see it looking so pretty here on someone’s tumblr, and to see THOUSANDS of notes courtesy of people who appear to have been touched by it. What a lovely feeling. 

cigrette:

From The Feather Room, by Anis Mojgani

End of first day. Write Bloody store.

End of first day. Write Bloody store.

View from the scaffolding. Write Bloody store, Austin TX. On Cesar Chavez.

View from the scaffolding. Write Bloody store, Austin TX. On Cesar Chavez.

Filing in the giant. Write Bloody mural, Austin, next door to Juan In A Million.

Filing in the giant. Write Bloody mural, Austin, next door to Juan In A Million.

East Austin Studio Tour

E.A.S.T. began this weekend, an annual event where Austin artists open their homes and studios to the public for the second and third weekend of November. I’m sharing art at my friend Misha Maynerick Blaise’s house alongside her beautiful work (at 3209 Walnut). This is the first showing of my work since 2006, so it’s been an interesting and good experience, getting my butt back (somewhat) into gear with regards to making visual art. Misha and I will be showing, sharing, and selling work through this evening and next Saturday and Sunday, so if you’re in Austin please do come on by.

Some of the work, such as the pieces above, is work that I made several years past that I’m able to share one again, though much of the show is work that I pumped out over the past few weeks specifically for this.

If you’re not familiar with Misha, she does some pretty awesome, colorful and geometric work and you should visit her website to explore further the wealth of work she puts out. For this year’s E.A.S.T. she has a mix of her printed work as well as some new paintings she’s been exploring.

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