Mason jar, some paint, and flowers from Lu.
Every day I'm stipplin'
Craft fairs are a wonderful place to find inspiration.
Or, if you're crazy like me, your head will start spinning with anxiety over all the projects you feel like revisiting and reworking (e.g. this stippled Snailbert Shrinky Dink). He needs reworking because his weird Snailbert shape is too awkward to wear on a necklace, so for the past few months he's been squirming around on my desk without a home or purpose. Sigh.
So, my solution to satisfy my post craft fair anxiety…digitize my illustration and have a Snailbert party! \o/ \o/ \o/
Composition.png
A critique on social media/top 100 apps. FILTERS.
Sent from my iPhone 5
Bembo's Zoo
When I'm inspired by Bembo, this happens:
YES WE CAT!
Peas in a pod
#1 daughter
I made my dad a hip greeting card for Father's Day.
Shakin' up the morning
On an airplane. Thinking about triangle. As you do.
American Gothic (Hipster)
Thanks to Kim and Drew for being good sporks.
OS X Jennycat
The latest & greatest OS for your Mac:
Meta
Feather your feathers.
Xxmas day in Mt Eliza, AU
Filters (I mean, camera apps) seem to be all the rage and are making news:
Hipstermatic in SF
Instagraming social network
Sadly, I have used my Nikon a totally of once so far while on holiday. Now my iPhone 4S is ruling my photography life, I'm editing with Camera+.app and sharing with Batch (pretty much due to laziness and/or convenience). Today I went hybrid and played with Hipster.app and added some dazzle with Photoshop (the IRL/not-iOS-version).
I made three cat related gifts for Christmas. THREE.
1. 11x17" print of Democats '12. Because "if you're not part of the solution, Marge, you're part of the problem!"
2. Set of cat buttons, made from an old knit shirt. Though I quickly learned that stretching printed knits over buttons results in neurotic cat faces. I'll stick to woven fabric for the next batch.
3. Cat Shrinky Drink charms. I drew this cat a few years ago. Recently found the drawing in an old sketchbook, scanned it, edited out the coffee spills, and printed onto inkjet Shrinky Dink film.
Prime
No she does not dance alone
Jurrell Brown graduated his three month Marine bootcamp and was back in town for nine days. For the homecoming event, I made a mix tape (err, cd) of our favorite lovey tunes & Photoshop'd this commemorative image:
Forever a gentle soul, love you Jurellrell!