Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
oh for the love of mike
Thursday, December 04, 2008
to-do this weekend
what about christmas!
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
soundtrack to a strong nap
I am sick like wow. Reverting to a primal infantile mental state, I will murder anyone who tries to interfere with my napping. I made a soundtrack to my muggy sick dreams so we can all nap together. I am hanging up an art show this weekend. This painting of Suri Cruise won't get finished. I kind of want to burn everything in an epic personal fire, including my own face. But it's beautiful outside, heavy clouds and the air smells like nutmeg.
Do yourself a favor and read this:
you don't want to go in there
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
free greeting card for the holidays
unknown structures
I was reading this article about dark flow and got a corresponding dark feeling in my guts. Then I read this article about male breastfeeding and had an entirely different kind of dark feeling. Last night I did this drawing:
to try and explain another kind of dark feeling I get that is triggered by certain things I see on television that fall into a really specific category of being so mindless that they enrage me, but too are banal for me to find hilarious. This category includes:
Jennifer Aniston's face, and the fact that she is famous
The "Fashion Police" section of US Weekly
The song "Lady in Red"
Diaper commercials
Also commercials that involve women sitting around on patios talking about things I would literally rather die than care about, like yogurt or candles.
There is a such a fine line between these things and other things that have the tiniest surplus of absurdity that tip the scale towards beauty:
to try and explain another kind of dark feeling I get that is triggered by certain things I see on television that fall into a really specific category of being so mindless that they enrage me, but too are banal for me to find hilarious. This category includes:
Jennifer Aniston's face, and the fact that she is famous
The "Fashion Police" section of US Weekly
The song "Lady in Red"
Diaper commercials
Also commercials that involve women sitting around on patios talking about things I would literally rather die than care about, like yogurt or candles.
There is a such a fine line between these things and other things that have the tiniest surplus of absurdity that tip the scale towards beauty:
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
in your soup
Why am I blogging about Halloween right now? Because if I don't, I'll puke. This morning, my friend Joe very aptly compared the obsessive news-checking we are sure to indulge in later as shaking a pregnancy test in order to make the lines show up faster. Here's hoping you guys have all peed on your sticks (???)
Anyway, here's my friend Derek as a giant box of Count Chocula:
Which is incidentally the most genius costume I have ever witnessed in my history of Halloweens, both in concept and execution, and I am not saying that just because he's my friend. One of the best parts was seeing little kids react to it.
My favorite reaction was this little girl who yelled (obviously having never been allowed sugar cereal), "It's Count Dracula...IN YOUR SOUP!!!"
See, my friends and I went trick-or-treating with this kid we know, which is, I discovered, one of the most fun things you can do in this life. Especially in a neighborhood where the residents make a real solid effort. Totally my best childhood Halloween memories incarnated. Also, he shared his candy with me.
Melissa was an owl, "dressed for success":
Here's me as the Log Lady, fleeing from some ghouls:
Also: I saw a full-sized golden retriever dressed as a hot dog. Imagine that!
Anyway, here's my friend Derek as a giant box of Count Chocula:
Which is incidentally the most genius costume I have ever witnessed in my history of Halloweens, both in concept and execution, and I am not saying that just because he's my friend. One of the best parts was seeing little kids react to it.
My favorite reaction was this little girl who yelled (obviously having never been allowed sugar cereal), "It's Count Dracula...IN YOUR SOUP!!!"
See, my friends and I went trick-or-treating with this kid we know, which is, I discovered, one of the most fun things you can do in this life. Especially in a neighborhood where the residents make a real solid effort. Totally my best childhood Halloween memories incarnated. Also, he shared his candy with me.
Melissa was an owl, "dressed for success":
Here's me as the Log Lady, fleeing from some ghouls:
Also: I saw a full-sized golden retriever dressed as a hot dog. Imagine that!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
the true story of Halloween
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