I know I Got Some Nerds Out There!

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Good Friends+Good Food+Lots of Letter Stickers= A New Bathroom.

It's a bear with a knife near a tree!



Can you see my tree? with the nest and the little bird?




Rush Shh;;.



Look! Love Escape



I wanted something to drip off the ceiling.



We want to trip

Tiny Treasures

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The Right Place, at the Right Time...

My dear friend Celeste sent me a link with some really intertesing pictures, so I wanted to share them for you all! Thanks C! Yay for having art shown to me! I think the first one is my favorite :)

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Warming up this cold Tuesday morning...

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So I moved.

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I'm now a resident of Fairfield, CA again. The town I grew up in, lived most of my life, and tried to escape for years. But ya know what... I'm okay with being back. I'm an adult now, a real one, not a newly-adult adult... not knowing how to be an adult. I'm glad with my decision... First post of the day... Of the week... Of my new residency... Of my new chapter... More images that reflect my feelings as of right now. Enjoy kids. :)

Inspire!

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Here are some inspiring images of mixed media for ya'll to enjoy with your breakfasts. :) I wanted to do a nice big post yesterday, but spent the better half of the day working on our new instructional videos here at work. We're making a bunch, but I will be the narrator for them all. Crazy huh'? Enjoy these pretty arts, my pretties!

Hope I Can Believe In.

Look ya'll, finally a real post from me! A bit of back story, I'm moving home. To Fairfield, into the house I grew up in, where my family is. This is not the normal 'I'm broke I need to move home wah wah wah.' type of move, but something that will help me in the long run. So yay! Last night I was out there visiting, and taking some of my family (and adopted family) to the Rats in the Alley improv show (I'll post about them sometime too, don't worry) and we had a great time. Drinking beer, laughing hard at the show, singing karaoke, and dancing. Once we got back to my moms we had a few more drinks and I had to get ready for bed. Driving to work from there takes almost an hour with OUT traffic, so I gotta get up early. Anyway, my mom and cousin and brother and his friends were talking election stuff (some didn't vote, some did, my mom voted and loves her McCain, which is fine by me) My sleepy self yells from the couch "I love my Obama!" and raise my fist into the air. The responce I got? My mother saying "I love that Jacqueline loves her Obama!" It's good to be passionate about something, and I really am inspired and passionate about him.

So I bring you today's post. (I know I know, shut up Jack and get to the art!) Todays post is inspired by he that inspires many.
Obama Art

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Got a case of those good morning blues.

I'm terribly tired today. Last night was wonderful, for many reasons and a new episode of Gossip Girl didn't hurt either. ;) I'm such a sucker for that show. But now I sit freezing at my work... unable to really move more then to type and click the mouse. There must be a way to get more restful sleep.

So for now I present you with... Images of how I feel. Enjoy.


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Banksy

Have you heard of Banksy yet? Well, you should! He's a graffiti artist, with some real talent. Not just tagging the streets, he's incognito and has a message. Or so we would all like to believe. He is illusive, though this article claims to have caught him... This page talks about the different sides and projects he does. My favorite? His fake museum work. It takes a lot of balls, or costumes I guess, to walk into a museum in the UK or US and put up your own fake work on the walls. He'll hang out and see the reactions.. how long it takes for someone to realize it's a fake.. It's rather amusing.


Even my favorite magazine Juxtapoz has writen about him. Check that, and more images, out here.

Hidden Art.

Diego Rivera's mural down a well titled El aqua, origen de la vida. (Water, Origin of Life) has always been a personal favorite of mine. Diego Rivera (December 8, 1886 – November 24, 1957) was a Mexican muralist, active communist, and husband to my personal favorite artist Frida Kahlo. He often painted famous people, as well as himself and those around him, into his paintings. This mural was actually painted inside of a well, Mexico City's Lerma River water system. Media: mixture of plastic polystyrene in the fresco pigment, then varnished with transparent rubber. The mural featuring Mexico's past oppressors, it's native people, it's future hopes... all above the water, are met with the world underneath it.. organisms and an intricate pattern of teeming protoplasmic life. I especially love the hands pouring the water through the tunnels... showing that yes, water is the start of all things, big and small.

The fact that he'd do such a massive job, that is undoubtedly gorgeous, in a place that would hardly be seen by the public... and knowing that the water would eventually wash the whole thing away, amazes me. There was no way to save it. I would of loved the chance to see it in person before it was destroyed. His giant murals inspire me to want to do the same. Every trip to San Francisco I comment on how I want a wall, just one wall, to paint on. To leave my mark. I guess I'll just have to start with a room in my house (once I own one!).