Cheryl gave me this little armadillo years ago... I take him with me wherever I go. He has seen better days, on his trip to Nova Scotia he lost an ear. Here he watches over my progress on the square at Via Colori this past weekend.
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I have a tendency to sink into dark places at times (not just menstrual times either damnit). As a survivor, I learned long ago to suck it u...
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As you can clearly see Humprey was looking dapper this morning when I checked on him on the way out the door for work. Stealing yet another...
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poor Dilly the 'dillo - hope his hearing is better than mine ...
Went out to your flickr pictures - your chalk paintig is huge - how long did it take you to do it? I love the intensity of color in those chalks. The butterflies are a beautiful addition to your Degas gal!!
Hi Mom :-)
The painting is 10'x10', I started at 9am and finished @3pm. People commented on how fast I worked, but I didn't take any breaks. I was worried I wouldn't finish by the end of the day... cut out a lot of the butterflies I had originally planned to do.
For the most part I was pleased with how she turned out. But I've been talking to Gordy about creating a mathematical program that generates the grid for 3-D representation in hopes that I could leverage that same perspective equation to work around the distortion that resulted in her looking so "busty" in photographs.
I am INCREDIBLY sore today: butt, legs and neck muscles... more so then when I was trying ashganda yoga!!
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