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2022 My Book of Days - in multiple volumes

Volume 1 of 'My Book of Days' in 2022 is now in the printing process!  As a year-in-review effort through Facebook posts, it includes an integration of blog posts.  The reason is that the blog posts displaying photos of my completed art were linked to Facebook posts.  Unfortunately, because I didn't directly upload photos to the Facebook posts, the post doesn't include the complete images of the art from the blog post.  In addition, all the narrative about the art is in the blog post (e.g. inspiration image with artist and date created, substrate and materials used, what I liked about the piece, etc.).    

The maximum size of www.blurb.com magazines is 240 pages with a page size of 8.5"x11".  This is the format the magazine will be printed in.  Volume 1 maxes out the 240-page cap, and now I'm on to producing a second volume -- to complete the year's look-back in this way.



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