A fun thing about Kirby creations is going from biblical names to sci-fi in the same breath. Izaya to Metron, Abrahamic to Jetsonian in no time.

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A fun thing about Kirby creations is going from biblical names to sci-fi in the same breath. Izaya to Metron, Abrahamic to Jetsonian in no time.
The Ugly Pumpkin Box
During Halloween, I am always very fascinated with the ugly pumpkins and gourds that are put on display at the local supermarket. They usually have knobs and bumps and to most people, they are very ugly. But to me, I love the textures and I often wonder if they are for sale. There is never a sign about whether if they are decoration or if they could be bought. When I was in Taiwan late last year, I saw a little ceramic tea caddy that was in the shape of a pumpkin, I really loved it, but decided not to buy it because I did not exchange much money, though now, I do really wished that I had bought it.
When I found this hexagonal box, termed as the lantern box, all I could see is a pumpkin. And I wanted to look for a cloth or patterned paper that could bring out the distinctive shape of the box. I chose a piece of marbled paper by Jemma Lewis and it was ideal!
I must say, any box that is not square or rectangle, is really a challenge. The angles involved have to be carefully calculated and measured. Sometimes, when I make boxes, I tend to let the box guide me along with the measurements, i.e., it becomes almost organic and my boxes usually are extremely snug. But for a hexagonal box, I tried my best to be accurate, but when I was trying to measure out for the lid, it was no longer an even hexagon. It is almost oblong. During the making of the internal walls of the box, again, the angles at which I had to cut the board was mind-boggling.
Apart from the previous egg box, this one is my favourite, I might try making another one. But perhaps I have to keep my game up, and be even more meticulous in measuring than I already am.
Wild. So much going on. Really zigged when I thought it was going to zag.
She’s got a little John Stewart toy to look over her while she makes bad decisions.
I don’t know. There’s a big gold guy in it.
I think I see where this is going. There might be something there. I love the lion snitch.
I wish I could read something by Grant Morrison that I just like without the part that I hate entirely.