Pages 5,6 and 7

Page 7 is simply mirror/extended version of the John Cage notation.

Plus the little dots that compliment page 5. Yes, this complex in the 

explanation. Plus I realize that if you have to explain too much

you lose half your audience. Well this is not so much a book report

as a joy of creation explanation. 

Thanks to our instructor, Robin and Box Car Press. we had a 

series of images to work with, besides what was available

at Wesleyan. the images on this page are printed from

photopolymer plates that can be set type high using

a precision machined aluminum block. I like the river 

image-it transitions from the topo map nicely. The other

two images need a little explaining. In the gutter (fold area)

is a John Cage musical notation. So bizarre, that all I can do 

is appreciate its graphic nature. I've also got an upside shark

plate that was determined by blind toss.

Page 5 is actually printed onto a portion of a topographic map. An

etching from Wesleyans collection was set up type high and printed

I freehanded a swoop and cut through the paper and put dots on 

page 7 to reference the title, Chance in a Bowl.