Last week, fellow blogger Sanpiano posted this picture of a drawing on brick by artist and illustrator David Zinn. I was immediately hooked! Continue reading
Category Archives: Art
Mardi Gras Mask-erade!
Out of the Minds of Babes
Fashion in Two Dimensions
Temporary Tats for Grownups
Best tagline of the year: “Freak out your mom . . . temporarily.” Continue reading
Witchy Woman
Bending Gravity:
“Bubinga is a boutique studio established in 1985 by Ishay Boltanski in the beautiful slops of Jerusalem mountains.” I assume he meant to write “slopes,” but I cannot resist a typo. I’m kind of a jerk that way. Continue reading
Mad Man
Sugar Serif!
Fancy Pants
“In life you cannot always choose your circumstances,
but you can always choose who you are.”
-La Sape
Love Your Body:
At Least It Wasn’t a Leap Year
Like yesterday’s post about a painting-a-day project, “Make Mine Mini,” here’s another 365-day challenge, again with tremendous results. Continue reading
Make Mine Mini!!
Remember Lorraine Loots and the Very Young Eyes? Well, we weren’t the only ones charmed by her beautiful diminutive works. Her adorable mini-painting-every-day project has inspired another very talented artist to do her own 365-day tiny painting project, with similarly darling results. Continue reading
Naked Geometry
I am really pleased to bring to you the unbelievably stylish and somehow geometric nude dancers photographed by Klaus Kampert, famous beauty and fashion photographer. Continue reading
Bionic Bling!
Forget what you think you know about disability. Continue reading
Employees of the Month
Although I no longer have the opportunity, office shenanigans were something my friends and I used to thoroughly enjoy. And we were pretty good at it, too. Continue reading
Light as a Feather!
Chris Maynard creates spectacular works of bird-centric art often using just one feather. Continue reading
Stop (motion) In the Name of Love!
It took 18 months to shoot the 2014 stop-motion feature “The Boxtrolls.” That’s 4-5 seconds of footage per week. SECONDS. PER. WEEK. Good grief! Continue reading
Birthplace of Rock:
Do You Believe in Magic?
“It’s one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it’s another thing to make a portrait of who they are.” – Paul Caponigro


















