©Mart Aire
According to graffitimundo, self-taught graffiti artist Mart started his own street art movement at the age of 12 in his home town of Buenos Aires, Argentina. His poor mother. Continue reading
Pedal Pusher
Monthly Archives: May 2014
You Can Keep Your Shoes On
In high school, Jeff Friesen was voted most likely to step on Legos barefoot.
Glimpsed Beauty
The daughter of two artists, Pittsburgh painter, Mara Light, does her parents proud.
©Mara Light
Good Day, Gdańsk
Vu by Fruit Bijoux (photo by Marianna Korman)
vu [vy]
adj
a meaning of coolness
“you are soo vu”
A Rainbow in Someone’s Cloud
“Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take but by the moments that take your breath away.”
©Academy of Achievement
Stormé Weather
This weekend, the world lost the luminous gay rights pioneer, my friend Stormé DeLarverie. Continue reading
Gallery Walls For Dummies
Don’t Blink
Playing dress-up with Tal Peleg.
Continue reading
Really Little Boxes on a Hillside . . .
The Miracle of Birth
An Attack of Etsomnia™ Volume I
et·som·ni·a (/etˈsämnēə/), noun, 1. a sleep disorder caused by obsessive Etsy browsing. 2. the surprising arrival of weird handmade merchandise ordered in one’s sleep.
Photo credit: Alice Hutchinson / Foter
Oh, Etsy, I wish I could quit you. Continue reading
Rainbows and Kittens and Youthful Exuberance
©Katerina Raed
Baton Twirling on Acid
Drinkable Gifts Only
dpotera / Foter / Creative Commons
I have a big birthday coming up this year. A BIG birthday. Continue reading
Pas de Duke
Hansel and Gretel Sold Separately
©Corcoran Group Real Estate
Cats and the Internet
It has often been said that if you have to explain a 
joke, it isn’t funny. This joke doesn’t need explaining. Continue reading
Death by a Million Paper Cuts
The 10-Month Pregnancy
©Ashlee Wells Jackson
My second daughter was born a month late. Continue reading
Genius/Artist/Weirdo HR Giger Dies at 74
Birth Machine ©HRGiger.com
Today, we lost a brilliant mind. Continue reading
