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Party Over Here
The whole nine yards are essential; the aesthetic is abundance. Put everything you have into making it happen, and you’ll get back more than you ever imagined. Every party should envelop guests in an alternative environment, swallow you up in … Continue reading
Posted in Snapped
Tagged amazing birthday, favorite photos, party, table-setting art
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Hue-Happy Forever
I was born to find ecstasy in color. And hue adjustment was made for me. The fruit of a most delightful new-year’s-eve afternoon – six variations on Saturated Bliss are presented here for your viewing pleasure. Six variations on Saturated … Continue reading
When You Subscribe
Hi, there! This is a new adventure, full of options. And creative experiments are this blog’s core. So, the first tests of what gets sent to subscribers in email were the full posts, including multiple images and text. From here … Continue reading
Blessed Be the Glue
Threads that connect have generally been my preference over ties that bind. But my relationships with glue, paste, and their tacky, odoriferous mate – rubber cement – have rolled and twisted over the years. This might seem disgusting, but the … Continue reading
Posted in Revelations
Tagged 2010, collage, glue, grade school, paper, rubber cement, scan
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Urban Sky
Step out and look up. Urban skies have their own particular kind of light, and I devote a good portion of the day to watching it change. There is so much going on. I study the colors as if they … Continue reading