Wienerdogs - rated NC-17!

I have spent a long time working on a project that isn't 'decent' enough to put on this blog. Hence, no new posts for a while! It's my Wienerdogs project that involves real wieners that aren't G which is what I would like to keep this site rated. That project has its own NC-17 rated page that you can check out (if you are of age!) http://www.crappleq.com/. It's really pretty amusing! Here is an outline image of the real thing!

Up Feet

Up feet.

...how many, many feet we meet.

brrrr.

brrrr.

Someone Else's Life Part II

A stranger took her photo album to a thrift store. I bought it.

I can't stop playing with it.

Beside and After

The meaning of an image is changed according to

what one sees immediately beside it or what

comes immediately after it. (Ways of Seeing, John Berger)

Someone Else's Life

A stranger took her photo album to a thrift store. I bought it.

Show Coming in January!

Please join us at our opening reception on January 17!

Minnesota Women's Building / 550 Rice Street /St. Paul

Artists' Boutique

I am participating in an Artists' Boutique on Saturday, Nov 8 from 10am to 6pm with several other artists! Come find some great hand-made gifts!

It is at 4901 11th Ave S. in Minneapolis and I will be there most of the day in the afternoon selling stuff like you see here. Hope to see you!

Random Amusements

I could watch this woman for hours.

They were going for a ride.

Lines by the River

Lines by the river.

Over by the River

Meetings of trees and bridges

sprinkled with graffiti

and a taste of fall.

The Chickens Call for Freedom

It was feeling like the chickens (and roosters) wanted out of their MN State Fair cages. So I grabbed some old book covers, some glue and papers and gave them more exciting places to be. I think they are happy.

New Models

I'm trying out new models.

A Summer Feet Continuation

Summer sandbox feet with sandbox tractors.

Uneaten Food

Once again a kid comes through for me. My cousin's kid left a pretty great composition of uneaten food on his tray this weekend. Thank you, Andrew.

Tree Innards Courtesy of Storm

A couple of weeks ago one of our famous Minnesota summer storms passed through. I was out for lunch at the time, and actually quite unaware of the severity of the storm. The neighbor's tree, however, was very aware. It was blown over leaving a giant mess of its tree pieces in the yard. Since I wasn't the one having to deal with the cleanup I found it very beautiful. It's not often that I get to see the insides of a tree - and I never knew there was this much going on in there.