Just because we took a little break here to talk about Messi's retirement (fine, it's not a retirement), and to tell a small library story, doesn't mean I have forgotten about my great and mighty and popular ongoing project here at clerkmanifesto.
I am working on it all the time!
Now, what exactly was it again?
Was it the Bible one, where I was recreating The Book of Isaiah in magically altered pictures of my library?
No?
Then was it the one where I was plagiarizing Winnie the Pooh?
I didn't think it was that one either.
Maybe it was the project wherein I make fun of all the unfinished, ongoing projects I have been working on?
Well, sort of. But I don't think that was what anyone meant.
OH! I have it. It's the one where I am bringing the library shelves to life!
Yes, yes, yes! And here's the deal: I've moved on from the animal shelves and now you never know what you'll get. It's all surprises now.
So to refresh your memory (mine is fine, I knew it all along!) I am bringing every bookshelf in my library to life, wherein the subject of the books on the shelf come alive right next to the books themselves.
It's pretty nifty.
If I have to say so myself.
And I am compelled to do so.
These non animal versions of the bookshelves coming to life tend to be a little trickier, and they take more time to make, so starting today we'll probably be showing smaller batches of these.
You'll also find some are better than others, maybe a little more so than usual.
I've also included some variations. For instance, here are two Leonardo DaVinci versions:
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