concept: cinema and bad news
when the movie independence day came out, i read a great review by mick lasalle, containing this point: These early scenes capitalize on the dark human tendency to enjoy watching people get bad news....
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i made these: embroidered faux scout badges
i was going to wait until i had a ton of designs, but i just could not resist sharing. i’m terrible at waiting. can’t stop making them, either. they are the crafty equivalent of snacking on potato chips!
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lime chips are crack, a haiku
what is in these chips that i’d cheapen my blog with snack food poetry?
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goodwill transformation: bluth stair car
i found a bag of airport, government and various municiple toy vehicles at goodwill. i peeled off the decals of the now-defunct airline, grabbed up some sharpies and went to town. now when i put on...
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I felt experimental
Inspiration to combine my love of shiny garbage and broken toys with felting has had some interesting results. This guy is just a sneaky peek at what I’ve been working on. That’s a discarded pinball...
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Healing through vocabulary
I can always count on my friend LeAnne to sort things out for me on a lot of levels…
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Confession: I want to smell like food
Is that too embarrassing to say out loud? Should I feel shame? Guess what? I don’t care, I gots to get me some essence that smell like vittles!! My sister Rachel is a creative individual and a licensed...
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Found: Kids know what they like
Sometimes a forwarded email from a cousin you never speak to yields gold.
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Audio: You Look Nice Today
I constantly feel that this podcast isn’t really FOR me… maybe it isn’t for anybody, which is also maybe why it works so well. Sometimes it’s hilarious, sometimes it’s like eavesdropping, sometimes it...
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Moxie is:
This is what happened when I typed my name into “Personas,” an installation by Aaron Zinman. You type in your name and it data mines the web, giving you an analysis of the findings. From the website:...
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