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Just some books I want to read…Going to see the “real” Van Goghat the Nevada Museum of Art, as well as Henk Tromp’s lecture about…View Post

Just some books I want to read…


Going to see the “real” Van Goghat the Nevada Museum of Art, as well as Henk Tromp’s lecture about…

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sfmoma:

publicartfund:

Deliciously lovely. 

louisewhitman:

moon83:

“The Art Toast Project Presents:” by Ida Skivenes

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(via: Mashable)

The Magritte! So obvious, and yet my favorite.

Woah, looks like our Rothko toast has some art toast competition! :)

Source: idafrosk.com

Happy Spring
Today is the first day of Spring and the flowers are blooming. I love crochet flowers, but I…View Post

Happy Spring

Today is the first day of Spring and the flowers are blooming. I love crochet flowers, but I…

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Ink cat pawprints in a 15th c. book. I was just wondering today if calligraphers of the past had problems with cats walking across wet ink and ruining things.

weirdly heartwarming that human beings are bound to each other — across continents, across the millennia — by the fact that cats are adorable assholes who ruin everything.

CLOTU, 1260 AD style.

Cat-Like Calligraphy Detected

zoearcher:

thedisgruntledgradstudent:

endofthewest:

peepswitch:

(via Twitter / erik_kwakkel: Wow, 1500 followers: thank …)

Ink cat pawprints in a 15th c. book. I was just wondering today if calligraphers of the past had problems with cats walking across wet ink and ruining things.

weirdly heartwarming that human beings are bound to each other — across continents, across the millennia — by the fact that cats are adorable assholes who ruin everything.

CLOTU, 1260 AD style.

Cat-Like Calligraphy Detected

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Pea PodI made this little pea pod for a friend’s new baby. I’m very proud of it. Of course, he makes it…View Post

Pea Pod

I made this little pea pod for a friend’s new baby. I’m very proud of it. Of course, he makes it…

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Happy New Year

I know I’m four days late, but it’s still 2013 so I can still say it. Happy New Year. The exclamation point following that statement is implied until such time as I get a new computer with a functioning “one” key. This year I want to keep trying new…

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Ruby SlippersI love slippers. Maybe because my feet are always cold. It doesn’t take long for me to get a few…View Postshared via WordPress.com

Ruby Slippers

I love slippers. Maybe because my feet are always cold. It doesn’t take long for me to get a few…

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SnowflakesI signed up for a Crocheted Snowflakes class months ago because I’ve always wanted to know how to…View Postshared via WordPress.com

Snowflakes

I signed up for a Crocheted Snowflakes class months ago because I’ve always wanted to know how to…

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Drawing with an X-acto KnifeI realize I have been a lazy blogger lately, but I haven’t been doing much worthy of writing down.…View Postshared via WordPress.com

Drawing with an X-acto Knife

I realize I have been a lazy blogger lately, but I haven’t been doing much worthy of writing down.…

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Old Lady Ruins Fresco, Claims Copyright, Demands Money
Via TechDirt:

Remember that sweet octagenarian lady in Spain who tried to restore a 19th-century fresco “Ecce Homo” and ended up producing something that the BBC’s Europe correspondent described as “a crayon sketch of a very hairy monkey in an ill-fitting tunic”?  …
According to a story pointed out to us by @sinkdeep, that sweet octagenarian lady is back, accompanied now by her lawyers, claiming copyright on her work and demanding a cut of the takings from the collection box that the church authorities have placed near the fresco …

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This story just keeps getting worse. I can’t believe it. 

npr:

prostheticknowledge:

Old Lady Ruins Fresco, Claims Copyright, Demands Money

Via TechDirt:

Remember that sweet octagenarian lady in Spain who tried to restore a 19th-century fresco “Ecce Homo” and ended up producing something that the BBC’s Europe correspondent described as “a crayon sketch of a very hairy monkey in an ill-fitting tunic”?  …

According to a story pointed out to us by @sinkdeep, that sweet octagenarian lady is back, accompanied now by her lawyers, claiming copyright on her work and demanding a cut of the takings from the collection box that the church authorities have placed near the fresco …

More Here

This story just keeps getting worse. I can’t believe it. 

Source: techdirt.com