I have a thing for landscapes. I’m not sure why it is, but I always find myself drawing them with crayon or pencil crayon or doodling them with pen on printer paper at Second Cup. I had a wedding this weekend and as a person who strongly believes that “handmade” gifts are much more [...]
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Layered analog photos – a mix of North Eastern Thailand and the British Columbia Sunshine Coast
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This was my first adventure with “patterned” knitting rather than straight garter stitch. I did a simple checkerboard look which I think compliments the colours of the yarn really nicely! BTW.. The wool/silk combo is from Japan! (How cool is that?)
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This is the God of Clay. I hand built him my first week into my Ceramics program using a Raku clay. The Raku kiln, however, went on the fritz and so I had to fire him in the electric kiln. He is glazed with both charcoal and ruby underglaze sponged on, as well as some [...]
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Some corn at the Partridge Family studio, captured with my analog Canon.
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I made this photo in the darkroom back in March. It has not been digitally altered or worked on in any way; all the manipulation of the photo, developing and printing was done by hand. Photos used were taken in Iceland.
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Not exactly sure how the exposure turned out this way, but that’s the beauty of film cameras.
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My lovely Japanese sister Misaki.
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Black suits, leather briefcases They rush through the city Arms pinned Legs rushing Click clack, Click clack The demon of business Hot on their tails Blackberrys in hand Noses in laps Tap tap, Tap tap They race along the sidewalk Run towards the platform Heads high Shoulders back Left right, Left right As if hitting [...]
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An obscure beauty. (Taken on an adventure in Thailand)
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TICK The clock pounds a rhythm, pulsating your eardrums, penetrating your senses piercing you awake. TOCK A constant humming, the thrash of a drum rocking you deeper into consciousness Up the volume swells. Crescendo, decrescendo, rapid jazzy fingers on a swinging chime. Down the pitch [...]
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Finally, the quiet drive of Tavistock gets some real snow.
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