The PaPaYa Creative Abandon studio
1.30.2008 |
I'm having technical issues getting on the Internet in the little cottage that I'm staying in, so I'm writing again via my iPhone. Very tricky typing! It's a handy little gadget though, I used it today to take these photos in the studio I'm sharing with Anahata Katkin. She really has a knack for doll-ing up what would be otherwise ordinary spaces. I'm terribly smitten with her swanky desk lamps from Prize. Covet! I've taken to calling the wooden deer head that hangs over her desk Edgar.
Anahata also has the coolest collection of BIG earrings. They just keep getting better and better every day. The ones in the photo are Peruvian, made out of wire and string. Gorgeous.
Here are a few more fun odds and ends around the studio... More soon.
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posted by Liquid Sky Arts at 8:35 PM
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I'm writing this post while we're on the road through the miracle of wireless Internet. Oh, the novelty!
I took these photographs at Ecola State Park, over the weekend. Every time I visit it's always just a little different in atmosphere.
Amazing, isn't it?
Labels: photography, The_North_Coast
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posted by Liquid Sky Arts at 6:18 PM
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Our days of packing are winding down to the finish... I'm feeling elated by the fact I can stop all of this sorting, and boxing things up in a few days. Even though there are a lot of details that are still hanging in the balance, I really feel energized by all of the possibilities of the future that lie up ahead.
I stole a few moments last night diving into Jenny Hart's Sublime Stitching book, a lovely gift from my friend Yvonne. Embroidery is so therapeutic. I used to do it free hand, never taking the time to learn all of the different stitches. So now it feels like I'm getting to know this craft backwards. Following patterns has always been a difficult thing for me, I always want to veer off and do my own thing. But these lanterns are so sweet, I'm absolutely smitten. There are so many fun patterns in this book, it's tempting to want to embroider everything. I love it.
Be sure to check out Yvonne's lantern cushion too, from her archives. (We like to joke that she's the Dutch Martha.)
Labels: mail_love
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posted by Liquid Sky Arts at 4:54 PM
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