7.04.2010
Boxes.
Hellooo all. Well, just a bit of an update today, nothing too outrageously fancy. I am moved out of my old house and into my new basement, there is a crap-ton of cleaning to be done and even more boxes to be unboxed. My parents brought a bunch of miscellaneous boxes from home that I had packed up in the summer of 2008, not knowing what to do with all of that stuff. I guess I'll have a nostalgia explosion, then throw most of it out. I had a small nostalgia explosion yesterday when I took my first trip to the Vancouver Flea Market with my mom and sister, expecting something perhaps a little higher class, but as I walked through the doors I saw kiosks filled with 80's electronics, cheap DVDs, walkmans and old LPs. I'm just going to say that it was bizarre... and that I'm pretty sure drug deals go down there. What I found the most funny was this big, tall 20-something in huge sunglasses and an Ed-Hardy t-shirt was wandering around trying to find a cheap iPhone for himself. The bling on his car obviously put him over budget. But enough stereotyping for today.
My mom's gone to the island for tonight to see my Gran, but tomorrow she's coming back to stay overnight AND TO TAKE ME TO SEE TOY STORY 3. I am pretty ashamed I haven't seen it. In fact, I was supposed to see it a week or two ago, but packing and papers for school sort of took over my life. I am super excited! I've heard nothing but good things about it. A friend at work told me that it completed her childhood and to bring the tissues because it's so sad. Pixar, you are genius.
Anywhom, stay tuned for some sweet photographs of the goings-on of this past week or so.
Hope everyone had a pretty delicious Canada Day. I'm fairly sure all I did was go to IKEA like... 6 times and watch the most boring episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation ever.
Ta for now!
6.25.2010
DELECTABLE
Well, here is a milestone of my sketchbook. I began drawing this in the fall of 2008 ( I think? I'm beginning to think it was 2007 ). I just realized I spelled 'delectable' wrong. Shame on me. I was young and reckless! A curious blue toad about to indulge in a fat grub on a silver fork. Unfortunately my scanner is far too small to accommodate sketch book paper, so photography it is! Here's the main photo and a bunch of details after the jump. See the DeviantArt deviation HERE!
6.23.2010
Favorite thing(s) of today, WEDNESDAY!
Please check out the rest of The Star Thrower here, at Agent 44, an art blog by Jake Parker!
I'm currently listening to the soundtrack from Breaking and Entering. I really can't recall where I got this soundtrack from, as I haven't even seen the actual film; but it is a gorgeous, gorgeous soundtrack - I highly recommend it!
In other news, I am packing books into boxes, which is always depressing - but I know next week I will be taking them back out of said boxes and carefully arranging them in my new library in my new nest! I've got a new ceramic frog friend (pictures next post!), some new flowers on my patio (next post, again!) and I have yet to see Toy Story 3, shame on me! It seems summer might (?) be here? It was muggy and hot today, I still can't cool down. Ooee. Time to write a biology paper!
6.18.2010
Favorite Thing of the Week!!
I just found this via StumbleUpon and needed to share it. I have never seen a giraffe autopsied before, and here Richard Dawkins is explaining how the laryngeal nerve is another fact that supports natural selection and evolution. I find these things absolutely fascinating! I love biology!
Note: this video is not for the feint of heart.
Via: Daily Motion
Note: this video is not for the feint of heart.
Via: Daily Motion
6.12.2010
Buckaroos
I was just sketching up some creatures when Little Buckaroo was born. After I made the small fella, I just felt compelled to make a larger Buckaroo, with an even larger mustache!
6.04.2010
Favorite things of the week!!
Happy happy June fellow Earthlings!
Here are some favorites I've been compiling for a while:
All I can wonder about while I look at this is: Why the hell didn't I have one of these as a child? Via io9.
Here's a brilliant piece of modern DIY gardening with succulents! I hope to devise some massively awesome succulent planter for my new place. They're a little pricey, but they are so excellent! From Apartment Therapy!
Here are some favorites I've been compiling for a while:
All I can wonder about while I look at this is: Why the hell didn't I have one of these as a child? Via io9.
Here's a brilliant piece of modern DIY gardening with succulents! I hope to devise some massively awesome succulent planter for my new place. They're a little pricey, but they are so excellent! From Apartment Therapy!
6.02.2010
Birthday Coffee Sleeve #1!
A coffee sleeve for Julie's 20th! It ended up being a little smaller than I wanted it to be, diameter wise, but I think it'll still do the trick. Up next: my dad's combination birthday/father's day coffee sleeve.
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