Whiteboard.

I have been using whiteboards (actually aluminium print plates) a great deal in my practice for the last year or so to work things out and to keep a tract of tasks, library books, notes, hand in dates, and suchlike - I haven't been making a point of photographing these notes unless there's something I wish to replicate, and thus I don't have much in the way of records of them - I need to make a point of photographing them before I blank them.


I find that having this scratch board makes it a great deal easier to keep a track of things and to work out complex issues - this is one part that I did photograph as it was the point where I managed to tie the parts of my practice together into a structure that makes sense to me.

I'm also noticing retrospectively that this is also the point where my basic question changed from "finding a place for myself in the world" to  "Placing myself in the world" I hadn't noticed that before right now, and it seems kinda important.

Street notes.

I often find notes, shopping lists and suchlike during my wanders, of course I gather them up and make stories from them.

I like the idea of diary witting.























This is a good itemization of desperation, Not only have they run out of printer ink and milk, they are also out of undies and tissues.
Odd list really, I approve of the paper though.
























Short and to the point.
















Post it notes are great for completely uncontextualised names and words.















No idea - French secret agents maybe?