The mail is a topic of great interest these days. I blame my inability to get to the post office box due to the weather (therefore making the trek downtown more meaningful). This week, I received the Emoji Art and Design Show catalogs which were a pleasant surprise.
It is a slick reproduction with essays, works of fiction, and reproductions of several of the pieces in the exhibition. It is safe to say that I am done with Emoji Art History but I enjoyed the brief reintroduction to the series. It was a reminder that I do not always have to shove a project into the recesses of the portable hard drive and not let it be shown to the world before it is labeled "done."
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