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Week 26 – Amber Perkins

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Amber Perkins, Week 26

Halloween Scepter

 

Week 26 – w.c. pelon

Posted: September 26, 2011 in w.c. pelon, Week 26
“String Doll”

 

Materials: embroidery thread, pipe cleaners, glue, felt, googly eyes

Week 26- Robyn Anne Piper

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Robyn Anne Piper, Week 26

Did this a couple weeks ago but I’m only now managing to post photos.

I already had the self-stick wipe-off board on my fridge, and I had created the grid for meals and ingredients, but it never got used.  You know, the best laid plans, yada yada yada, etc.  So… I decided to “upgrade” by creating my own Meal Planning Magnetic Poetry, in the hopes that we will find it more fun and will therefore actually use it.

Here’s a closer look at the ingredient magnets; I made some for a few basic ingredients, but I figure I can just add to them as we go– once I have a better sense of what we will regularly have in our diet.  (We’ve just modified our eating quite a bit, which is part of the reason why I decided to revisit the meal planning board.  That, and it annoyed me that such a nice organizational tool was just sitting there, under-appreciated and unused.)


Update: a cleaned-up version:

This is a terrible snapshot of this piece, but I didn’t want to leave my submission pending any longer.  Will scan and post a better copy when I have a chance.


Week 26- Kenia Cris

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Kenia Cris, Week 26

SUBMISSION PENDING

Week 26- Kelly Bennett

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Kelly Bennett, Week 26

 

A Broad Stroke

This poem is a work in progress, and I don’t think it currently rises much above the label of “doggerel.” It was inspired one morning when I was reading a review of the “Degas and the Nude” exhibit currently showing at the MFA in Boston. I was excited to take Zoë to see works by one of her favorite artists, Edgar Degas, imaging bronze statues of ballerinas and robust women stepping out of claw-footed bathtubs; however, when I read that many of his sketches included women in “shockingly carnal acts,” I wondered about taking my young daughter to an exhibit when descriptions of some of the sketches revealed that, at least at the time in which Degas first created them, many were considered to cross the line between “art” and “pornography” – where ever that line may be.

 

Never the less, the exhibit has been called, “One of the most electrifying exhibitions to open in Boston for years,” and I can’t wait to go. And I will most likely take Zoë, since we’re not usually big fans of censorship in our house. Afterwards, I intend to revisit this poem, or perhaps answer it in another one.

 

Let me know what you think. And here is a link to information about the exhibit:

http://www.mfa.org/exhibitions/degas-and-nude 

Perhaps a TGAP field trip is in order?

A Broad Stroke

 

Would you find it odd to see,

Degas create pornography?

Beneath ballerinas in dancer’s dress,

Legs spread reveal a pubic tress.

 

The review says Edgar painted

“shockingly carnal acts” that tainted;

Bronze, charcoal and paper textured

His work evidence of fingers’ dexterity,

 

When to the left of a museum peep

Reel show, trench-coat men seep below,

[pimped-out popcorn buckets in tow]

And cross the line at night between

Art and something not so black and white.


Week 26- Gina Marin

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Gina Marin, Week 26

SUBMISSION PENDING

Week 26- Devin Eldridge

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Devin Eldridge, Week 26

this was a flower plant holder i maded  in mild school in wood shope

Week 26- Betty Jarra

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Betty Jarra, Week 26

Together with my daughter
everything is possible

dotter

Week 26- Alana Kelly

Posted: September 26, 2011 in Alana Kelly, Week 26

SUBMISSION PENDING

Week 26 – Brian Weeks

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Brian Weeks, Week 26

Gearing up for our trip to Provincetown, MA for “Spookybear Weekend 2011” – It’s a fun theme weekend down in P-Town. These photos were taken during last year’s parade. There were two girls (well, I know ONE of them was a girl) spinning hula hoops that had little lights in them. The slow shutter speed on my cell phone camera gave a pretty neat special effect of making it look like there were multiple hoops.  Pretty cool pics nonetheless.

This year we are going with a bunch of friends, and I’m skipping the costume this year. 2009’s ‘Homo Depot guy’ and 2010’s ‘Jersey Shore Guido Bear’ are about the extent of my desire to dress up.  What are your plans for Halloween this year?

 

 

Half way there…

Week 26 ~ Caron Thomas

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Caron Thomas, Week 26

Week 26 ~ Caplan Bourgeois

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Caplan Bourgeois, Week 26

Week 26-Elizabeth Fox

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Elizabeth Fox, Week 26

Week 26 – Ashley Davene

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Ashley Davene, Week 26

So here is a new song I just wrote but I am still working on the guitar part, and below is a youtube video I recorded in FL before I left home in July

Relax a bit honey

This may sound quite funny

But you’re like a rhythm to me

Lay down in the sweet breeze

Put your hands on my bare knees

We’ll sway for a while

with the trees

Cause your like the sunrise

Creeping through my window at dawn

Wipe the starlight out of my eyes

And soon as I do you are gone

Don’t know why – time flys

Like a little birdy in june

All I know is I cry inside

Everytime its not you  

You move me completely

And darling I love you I do

Relax little baby

You’ve come here to save me

But now it looks like that I’m saving you

From a life of pure chaos it’s ok you got a lost

I’ve been lost a time or a two

The point is you found me

And now you surround me

And I feel you in all that I do

So lay pretty baby with me in the daisies

It’s a heart beat – it’s a breath – it is truth

Cause your like the sunrise

Creeping through my window at dawn

Wipe the starlight out of my eyes

And soon as I do you are gone

Don’t know why – time flys

Like a little birdy in june

All I know is I cry inside

Everytime we are through

You move me completely

And darling I love you I do

Oh you know that I love you I do

I do

Week 26- Sue O’Connor

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Sue O'Connor, Week 26

Leather

Week 26- Michael Mooney

Posted: September 25, 2011 in Michael Mooney, Week 26

Red Red Wine

 

This is a watercolor drawing on watercolor paper. I used sharpie to define the edges. I have been wanting to color drawings with watercolors for a while and this is another study. I created a couple more that I will post in the coming weeks.

The scan does not do the original justice. All the areas that are White, are actually light washes of Pink (Red), however, my scanner did not pick them up.

Cheers!

 

 

 

Week 26- Photobug Shar

Posted: September 24, 2011 in Photo Bug Shar, Week 26

Created this for my long time friends 50th birthday…  Not sure why the thumbnail didn’t show up but I clicked it (lower link) in the preview and it worked 🙂

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