karadactyl
04-17-2008, 12:54
Bucket here, AT 2007!
I’m hoping to put together a 12 person round robin for trail art/memories, so I’m looking for people who:
1. Have a lot of experience with the Appalachian Trail (i.e. thru-hikers, 2000 milers of all kinds, section hikers who have completed at least half of the trail)
2. Can stick to a year-long commitment
3. Have some sort of creative skill or interest – photography, painting, drawing, other types of visual art, or writing. You don’t have to be a fabulous artist, just willing to put some time and effort into each piece.
The commitment would be to creating a brand new piece of AT-related art each month and a few dollars in postage each month. My idea is that members of the group would create unique pages in each other’s books relating to their own AT experiences. Members could draw, paint, use photos, writing, collage, the sky is the limit, the more creative and fun the better!
The structure would be as follows:
Those who are interested would be in email contact with me so that I can assure commitment to the project and collect postal addresses.
By a certain date (hopefully May 20th), each member of the round robin would be responsible for:
1. Purchasing/finding/making a notebook of at least 12 pages
2. Creating the first page
3. Mailing the book to the address I give them
4. E-mailing me once they have sent the notebook
Each member would then e-mail me again when they receive the notebook they have been sent.
The next month (i.e. June 20th), each member would repeat the process – mailing on the notebook they have created a page in, e-mailing to let me know they have done so, and e-mailing when they receive the next notebook.
If all members are committed, then by the end of a year each of us will have seen and enjoyed 132 unique and creative pieces of Appalachian trail memory, created 12 themselves, and have a book of 12 pieces (one from each member) to keep.
Please keep in mind that this is a year-long commitment. If someone drops out or fails to hold up their end, then someone else could be left without a notebook to keep. If this sounds like fun to you though, and you’ll have email and postal access over the next year, email me! Email me if you have any questions as well! [email protected]
I’m hoping to put together a 12 person round robin for trail art/memories, so I’m looking for people who:
1. Have a lot of experience with the Appalachian Trail (i.e. thru-hikers, 2000 milers of all kinds, section hikers who have completed at least half of the trail)
2. Can stick to a year-long commitment
3. Have some sort of creative skill or interest – photography, painting, drawing, other types of visual art, or writing. You don’t have to be a fabulous artist, just willing to put some time and effort into each piece.
The commitment would be to creating a brand new piece of AT-related art each month and a few dollars in postage each month. My idea is that members of the group would create unique pages in each other’s books relating to their own AT experiences. Members could draw, paint, use photos, writing, collage, the sky is the limit, the more creative and fun the better!
The structure would be as follows:
Those who are interested would be in email contact with me so that I can assure commitment to the project and collect postal addresses.
By a certain date (hopefully May 20th), each member of the round robin would be responsible for:
1. Purchasing/finding/making a notebook of at least 12 pages
2. Creating the first page
3. Mailing the book to the address I give them
4. E-mailing me once they have sent the notebook
Each member would then e-mail me again when they receive the notebook they have been sent.
The next month (i.e. June 20th), each member would repeat the process – mailing on the notebook they have created a page in, e-mailing to let me know they have done so, and e-mailing when they receive the next notebook.
If all members are committed, then by the end of a year each of us will have seen and enjoyed 132 unique and creative pieces of Appalachian trail memory, created 12 themselves, and have a book of 12 pieces (one from each member) to keep.
Please keep in mind that this is a year-long commitment. If someone drops out or fails to hold up their end, then someone else could be left without a notebook to keep. If this sounds like fun to you though, and you’ll have email and postal access over the next year, email me! Email me if you have any questions as well! [email protected]