Bugue, Issue No. 2

Also Here's A Good Photo I Took Of A Sesame Bagel

HERE’S SOMETHING

There is a new issue of BUGUE available now! It’s still mostly about my back yard, but you’ll see Joe Winer and Wiley Hickson from issue one return, and a new standalone piece from Sara Fowler that I’ve admired for a while and she graciously reworked to fit the format. A pollen-coated bee graces the cover, and you’ll read about non-honeybee bees, ladybugs, color, and a used-book about wildflowers. This issue is slightly pricier than the first because it’s TWICE the length! Also I think maybe printing costs have gone up since I printed the first one. Ah, what can you do.

If you buy both issues and type in the code DOUBLEBUGUE, you’ll get a little discount on the pair.

IN OTHER NEWS

Here was what I shared over the last few months, in case you missed it:

From the Sketchbook: NYC

From The Sketchbook

From the Sketchbook: Scary Movies

From The Sketchbook: Windows Mostly

I took this photo on my camera in June in NYC and was surprised by it when I developed the film a few months later. I think it’s safe to say it’s the most beautiful photo I’ve ever taken.

SPEAKING OF BEAUTIFUL THINGS

An autumn bouquet: Mexican marigold, California buckwheat, pincushions, common yarrow

The Mexican marigold (Tagetes lemmonii) just started to flower again, and in a funny way its the herald of winter—it’ll likely be the only thing flowering heavily until the wildflowers start in a few months. Cross your fingers for rain.

UNTIL NEXT TIME

Have you pre-ordered your Caboose calendar? Do it now! I’ll be in touch with more winter wares (I think)(I hope) later this month. Thanks for reading.

-Liana