100 Cuts in 100 Days—ongoing series

This is the project 100 Cuts in 100 Days. Every day from September 4th through mid-December I will be posting some kind of cut image of object per day. It might be something complex, it might be something as simple as a squiggle.

Over the past year and a half I have learned what I can and cannot do, and what I can do best is cut things. Since I did the project This Is What I Can Do I have gained two new chronic conditions. So now the question is: how much can one do? What can you accomplish with dribbles of moments scattered here and there to work? What can you put together with scissors and an exacto knife? The next hundred days will tell.

The very first cutout, a Wood Thrush for the Invisible City series, was my first cut, posted September 4th.

Day 1 of 100 Cuts: another installment in the ongoing "Invisible City" series, here is a wood thrush who could almost be sleeping. They are brown with creamy and speckled underparts that somehow look like ice cream to me. They have the most
These don't count as the first cut. They are from an ongoing series called Invisible City, about how the wide plains of glass making up modern buildings kill literally billions of birds per year. In order: catbird, house sparrow, red-winged blackbird
Welcome to my experiment of 100 Cuts in 100 Days. I will be attempting to cut out one thing per day, whether something complicated or just a squiggle, depending on the day’s abilities. I am an artist, designer, scribbler of words, environment
Rosy-breasted Grosbeak killed by hitting a glass window. Part of the on-going series Invisible City. . . . . . #paperart #papercut #contemporaryart #invisibledisability
Goldfinch killed by hitting a glass window, from the ongoing series Invisible City. . . . . . #paperart #papercut #contemporaryart #invisibledisability
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