human robot

[erabeats-blog]

[leepaiella]

[dadaduzzi-blog1]

negative wind

[aaputain-deactivated20130728]

[our-sweetadventures-blog]

[quotesandnonsense]

For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance.

Kahlil Gibran (via quotesandnonsense)

[inspirational-recluse]

[dadaduzzi-blog1]

windinwavesonblades

[dadaduzzi-blog1]

Mobile Garden on CTA Train (by MrBrownThumb)

[supidosan]

[sin-vida-deactivated20120411]

Step one: Blow up a balloon.

Step two: Soak any piece of cute cloth or lace in wallpaper glue.

Step three: When putting the cloth on the balloon, make sure the sides overlap each other so it stays formed once balloon is gone. Let dry overnight.

Step four: Pop the balloon, attach string, hang!

[annycrane]

Preview of a commissioned piece I am working on for a friend!

It is going to be a set of three 5.5” x 5.5” inspired by the desert, Los Angeles, Texas, the snow, deep teals &purples offset by bright whites etc.

handsewing, ink drawing, &watercolor on handmade paper from recycled book pages

[dadaduzzi-blog1]

[lqdhoney-blog]

A unified theory of creation; including “The shining brightness of a central sun,” “An apothecary cracks wise at the expense of less-coordinated fellows,” and “A single stroke, a handprint upon the continent overhead.”

Justin Paszul

[afrormosia-blog]

“Kern’s Cycle Shop, Interior View, Anaheim. Interior view of Kern’s Cycle Shop, located at 122 West Center Street (?) (later Lincoln Ave.), W.L. Kern manager; image shows Bud Sackett standing in front of counter and an unidentified man standing behind counter; a row of bicycles is visible at far left; bicycle parts, tires, boxes of accessories and variosu sporting goods are visible in display cases and shelving on the right; rack of shotguns visible at far right; a stuffed iguana and bob cat, next to a Winchester Shotgun display are visible on top of shelving at far right; overhead lights hang from ceiling; posters for Spalding baseballs and the “Fifth International Orange Festival” visible in background.”

(Anaheim Public Library, P756.)

[janeticsink]

[vulpusmox]

[pictorialdesign-deactivated2012]

[eatdrinkbuildlove-blog]