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Grace Baldwin Reimagines Forgotten Ephemera as “Bigatures” in Her Giant Junk Drawer Project

September 14
Grace Baldwin Reimagines Forgotten Ephemera as “Bigatures” in Her Giant Junk Drawer Project

“Jill of all trades” Grace Baldwin has a thing for “Bigatures.” If you haven’t heard that term before, that’s because I’m pretty sure she coined it herself, as a word for the oversized, pop art-style recreations of every

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