Sunday, August 24, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
duck carving
You know, there is that book at the used book store at ventura beach that I always seem to find, its about carving wooden ducks. All kinds of ducks, and the carvings are life-like and beautiful. And I wonder how many corners were cut for this book to be published and lay forgotten in a pile in front of me? The photographs look unprofessional, domestic backgrounds accidentally spill into the frames. But someone is proud of that book. Maybe even a whole family. I don’t steal those books ever. In the same town, a few storefronts away and across a busy street, there is an antique store. It houses the best collection of snapshots I have ever come across. I steal those. I call them my mystery women, and include them in collages. I don’t know why I like to steal those, or why the method of acquisition is even relevant. But those mystery women are sirens on the rocks of obsolete junk. They inspired me recently to make watercolor paintings of my favorite thrift stores. I wonder if that’s been done, I’ll google it before I end the paragraph.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
dr. brewer
Monday, August 11, 2008
meghe dhaka tara
i like being back in santa clarita for a few weeks, the roads are wider. it is also good to leave carniverous plant care instructions.
moving out and up.
moving out and up.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
jesusicle
i am sure you won't believe me when i tell you i ended up at a getty-funded drum circle today, but. i did.
we talked about jesus and i ate a homemade popsicle.
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we talked about jesus and i ate a homemade popsicle.
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