Between our living room and the hallway there is a “nook”. It is a really small space for….well I don’t really know what. It’s like a closet that you walk through to get to the living room.
After much pondering D and I decided to each take a side and enhance our nook -
My side has a piece of art by Eliza Frye and disco balls!
And Daves’ side holds his collection of Halloween Vinyls and his monster toy collection!
Now there’s a party in our nook all day everyday.
I have posted my loved skeleton babies on a tee shirt – on threadless.
Vote – because the competition is rough and haters be hatin. Regardless of the outcome – it’s a step in the right direction.
For Christmas I silk screened Dave 5 shirts. Each design was inspired by a different actor that he had the pleasure of getting to know and work with in 2011.
And the movies are: Donnie Darko, Candyman, Star Wars, The Never Ending Story and A Clockwork Orange.
It felt so good to be back in the studio – I think I’ll have to do more….
Wow bacon! You’re the Best! You’re so much better then those other salty meats.
Finally, I have completed my Marching Babies project! Instead of silk screening them, I decided to make stencils, as shown above.
Cue in my piece of driftwood barn board that we found on the beach and now we have a lovely little piece resting on top of two plan old screws.
Here is an artsy close up:
Amongst the few things Dave had stored in Chicago, was a glass jar of tiny plastic dolls. As soon as I got my hands on those little babies I knew I wanted to make a mobile with them. Now they swing slowly in the wind over our kitchen sink, creeping out all of our house guests.
Calm down. No one likes an angry sausage.
Yeah…we still don’t know what you are exactly.
So close, yet so far.
