Everyday's tang
Juliana SalcedoIn this newsletter I write about art supply hoarding, an epic battle against cloth moths, and occasionally some childhood memories.
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Post #16
This is the second farm story, I hope you enjoy it. My grandparents’ farm was an hour from Bogota**, in a valley near a town called Subachoque. We entered through a dusty road that crossed the valley between the mountains. Our farm was on o...
Post #15
I’m working on a book, and between that and teaching I have little time left. I thought to write about many things for this month, but none of my ideas sticked. Instead, I’m full of childhood memories! So, as I’ll be quite busy for a bit, I...
Post #14
I’ve been a bit of a Jack of all trades. One of the jobs I love is teaching. I’ve taught illustration, typography, and English. After a few years, I’m back teaching ESL (English as a Second Language). It’s my first time with 5 year olds. Ho...
Post #13
My post this month will be a slightly different one. First, because I don’t have much to say about last month. I spent December in bed, fighting a flu that had me coughing into oblivion. Second, I was inspired by , and her endearing childho...
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I was born in Bogota, and came to live to Spain 20 years ago. Back then, I was an architect. Now, I'm an illustrator working on various picture books. This newsletter is of everyday things like cloth moths infestation, or owning a typewriter.
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