BUT NOT QUITE




I did a few collages when quarantine hit. It's been a weird few months. I think I need to do more of these. It's interesting trying to say something about the current situation using words limited by what print sources I have lying around. Like cooking meals from ingredients I pick up once or twice a week from the grocery store, when I used to pick up food a couple of times a week if I needed to.

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