Right? Doesn’t it remind you of this? Lynn Aldrich
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April 20, 2009
Art, Critique, Cody Cochrane, The Digital Age!
A couple weeks back I wrote a post regarding the similarities I saw between the work of artists Cody Cochrane and Richard Colman [Here]. Surprisingly, over the weeks, I’ve received about 800 hits on that post, and a little conversation has emerged in the commentary of that post; including commentary from Cody Cochrane herself! This [...]
July 16, 2008
TV Stand Ideas
Which came first, the Chicken or the Egg? Which came first, the TV or the TV Stand? Heather and I are in search of TV stand even though we don’t own a TV yet. Thus, I’ve been looking at all sorts of items with the lens of “could I put a TV on that?” My [...]
July 11, 2008
I want a dutchtub
I wish they just sold the heating coil because I can’t afford the entire tub ($6000 + shipping). Dang radness. This would be perfect in our yard, or even to take camping! dutchtub.com
July 9, 2008
Blowing my mind!
Theo Jansen just moved up into my top 5 favorite artists of all time; well at least top 5 favorite sculptors of all time. Thanks Kevin
July 3, 2008
Photo Round-Up
My sister is getting married on Saturday, summer is in full swing, independence day is tomorrow, Heather and I are trying not to spend too much money on home furnishings and “green” house cleaning alternatives… Thus, the weekly photo round-up from my I-phoner. Heather and I bought a dining room table, equipped with 6 chairs! [...]
July 1, 2008
Milk
Okay, I’ve seen this on just about every single blog I’ve visited over the past couple of days, so I’m gonna post it just in case you haven’t heard. The milk jug got an extreme makeover. The new design will eliminate the need for the traditional milk crate for shipping and stacking. Now retailers can [...]
June 30, 2008
Dodgeball
Also played in a dodgeball tournament on Saturday at a picnic. Of course our team won. I think it was because we put mud on our faces to intimidate the other teams, or maybe it was our tank tops that granted us swiftness and aerodynamics on the court. Here’s two photos of the beginning of [...]
June 30, 2008
Adam, Eve, Littlefoot and Bambi?
Stained glass is a pretty interesting art form. Like most art forms, an artist can simply fall in line with the tradition of that form, or break out and create something new within that form. For the summer, our church, has started meeting in a side chapel at an old Lutheran church in Carrol Park. [...]
June 26, 2008
Lunching
Spotted these little portly fellas on todays lunch outing. Actually, I ate lunch in the office today, but at about 3 o’clock the walls were caving in on me and I needed to go on a drive; get a little fresh air, listen to some NPR, see if anyone left any cool scrap wood behind [...]
June 24, 2008
Lunching
Once again, despite the price of gas, I have set out to make my lunch time interesting. Sitting in front of a computer, working at a wood laminate desk, experiencing a lack of sunlight and fresh air can be a very soul-deteriorating activity. In order to restore the soul in my day, I set out [...]
June 23, 2008
Almost an Adventure
Sunday night I DJ’d a wedding at the Hyatt in Santa Clarita. It was an evening wedding, which was a good thing because it was over 100 degrees until the sun set. After we sent of the bride and groom I took down all my sound gear, loaded up and hit the road. It was [...]
June 20, 2008
Surfing Some Wake
I brought up an old twin fin Harbour surfboard so that we could test our luck and skill at a little wakesurfing. On this first video I was driving the boat, and after a few tries I managed to find the sweet spot for wakesurfing. As you can in the photos below the videos, Danny [...]
June 20, 2008
Wipeouts
Here are a selective few wipeouts from my Bachelor weekend at Bass Lake. I like these photos because they capture the moment just before the bodies penetrate the water. I love the bottom one of Vern, he skipped like a stone before penetrating the surface, as I’m pointing from my comfortable vantage point on the [...]
June 20, 2008
Sweet Water Moves
Here are some sweet action maneuvers from my Bachelor weekend at Bass Lake.
June 20, 2008
More transitions…
I transitioned from blogspot over to wordpress. I like it better here, I hope you do too.
June 18, 2008
Another reason to like Alpacas…
Apparently, Alpacas will fight off feisty foxes looking to feast on little lambs. Story here, courtesy of treehugger
June 18, 2008
Trying to get the studio space going again…
My studio space, my garage below our apartment, is slowly coming along. I’m looking forward to getting it fully operational and ready for making stuff. Here are a few pics of what I’ve been up to: Also, I’ve been transferring my “Oops paint” collection into mason jars – because it looks pretty. Left over lids [...]
June 18, 2008
Lunching
King Richards Antique Mall – Whittier, CA (it’s very, very, very large) Along with my attraction for colored glass, I really like old glass 5 gallon barrels. I just like old glass objects. The funny thing is, glass is one of those materials that won’t tarnish or rust or change color…… right? or does it? [...]
June 17, 2008
Van
I keep my Van behind the warehouse at my work and today a coworker asked to borrow it to go get lunch. What a sweet looking vehicle cruisin down the streets. I wish I had the resources to drive this sweet machine around a bit more. It’s so fun to drive. I’m glad it’s getting [...]
June 17, 2008
Army of Colored Glass
Colored glass objects at the Salvation Army thrift store in Long Beach. I like these. I used to not be such a fan of colored glass objects, but these days I’ve been really attracted to them.
