Thursday, October 29, 2009

helmet customizing workshop


I'm so excited and stressed about the helmet customizing workshop I organized at my school! It's tomorrow! The fabulous artist Danielle Baskin of bellehelmets (work seen above) is coming to teach the kids about being stylish and safe on the streets by custom painting their own helmets. A fabulous company based in new york has donated all the helmets! Let's hope it all goes smoothly.

Monday, October 26, 2009

sugar skull instructions


click to enlarge for easier reading!

new print


it's one from a little while ago, and for some reason I never thought about how much I would love to sell prints of it until a coworker of David's (sidekick) asked me if I could paint her something of a weiner dog. and I thought to myself... "i've got one of those".

Monday, October 19, 2009

coming soon...

fully illustrated (by me) sugar skull making directions. stay tuned!

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

tis the season



it's about that time of year! so i whipped out my sugar skull molds! i'm going to have a skull decorating party this year so i can focus more on the ofrenda for dia de los muertos this year. I think total there are 33, not quite as many as last year. maybe i'll taking a piping class and then sell them next year. oh, and they are a super convenient decorations for our sweet halloween party. i will photograph decorations and such ! halloween!!!

Monday, September 28, 2009

c is for covet

I think I am in love with all things by Stewart + Brown. Here are a few! I am hoping to add these to my strained fall wardrobe soon!
drape tee jordie cowl neck
Thank you Modish for bringing this amazing line to my attention!

Sunday, September 20, 2009

amazing children's spaces

Over at the Lulu Bird there was a great post about a beautiful children's space in Japan! It got me thinking of amazing places designed for children I have experienced, and could think of nothing but St. Louis's City Museum. A sort of sculpture park/discovery zone.

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You can climb outside (3-4 stories up). I can't wait to go home for the holidays and stop by!!