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Andrew Macrae is a writer, editor and musician. He works full-time running his own freelance copywriting and editing business called Magic Typewriter. He plays in a three-piece instrumental rock band called The Television Sky and his novel, Trucksong. Was published last year by Twelfth Planet Press. The use of language as an index for social and cultural change faded into the background, and I became more interested in the id.
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A collage of art ideas and musings to inspire and nourish. Oh the wonderful work of Tilleke Schwarz. I was in my element two weeks ago when I joined Tilleke. And 13 other talented artists in an embroidery workshop hosted by the Maiwa School of textiles. In their beautiful loft studio on Granville Island. What I love about Tillekes style is the graphic randomness of the elements. Her work feels raw, unstructured and energetic.