Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts

Friday, November 20, 2009

James Blunt's Biggest Fan...





...is definitely NOT RS ;oP. 




However, it's so much fun to:


--Serenade her with "You're Beautiful" on her birthday, complete with James Blunt masks.


--Subscribe her E-mail to the Official James Blunt Fan Listing


--Read her revisions of his songs. 


--Describe his bleating voice!






Friday, November 13, 2009

Moleskine Journals + Pages




One of the three journals I simultaneously use





The sunblaze rose in this one came from a bouquet given by my momma during graduation.




Self-portrait (foot edizione) taken in Suriento, Summer 2004.




Another journal page ;o) The photograph was taken at some random train station, 'fireworks' setting.




John Hancock Tower, taken last year.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

For M






This is supposed to be a gift for a friend’s birthday, but I’m kind of thinking I should just buy a card instead. The base colour (#39) came out really well; as usual I used a lazy susan to paint an even coating. The “calligraphy” and “designs” were made using one of those squeeze bottles (my first time, which shows in the unsteadiness of the damn design) in colour #51. The calligraphy is a tugra ; it’s the translation of my friend’s name in stylized Arabic script. Another first…me doing Arabic script freestyle on a piece of pottery.



In any case, for the borders I used geometric patterns that are common in AmerIndian designs (I'm  Tsalagi), and the colours represent his birth month (green) and the fact that he’s a person who just shines (gold, like the sun). It looked somewhat okay when the paint dried, but after the glazing and firing…the flaws just went front and center.



Sigh.



There’s still time to stop by Hallmark or something. Buy him a card and a chocolate.

We must never permit the voice of humanity
within us to be silenced. It is Man's sympathy with all creatures that first makes him a Man.

--Albert Schweitzer

Everything can be taken from a man or a woman but one thing: the last of human freedoms to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way.


--Viktor E. Frankl