Showing posts with label seattle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seattle. Show all posts

The Abecedarium







This is my class's Crewdson 2010 picture modeled after the work of Gregory Crewdson. The first picture is our inspiration, an illustration by Edward Gorey. The second is our lighting diagram, which was all staged in Union Station in Pioneer Square. Click each image to enlarge!

hey, honey

Honey - the very closest I prefer to get to bees. Once Tyler and I were on a bus and there was a bee flying around. I got so spooked that I made him get off and we walked all the way back to Queen Anne from the top of Denny way, I swear they smell fear...

Besides the insect situation - I love everything about it. Honey nut cheerios, honeycomb, Honey I Shrunk the Kids(I,II, III), etc. I started to wonder when I posted this if honey was vegan...and then I wikipedia-ed it which turned out to be a terrible idea because it involved some really terrifying diagrams of honey bees which I did not enjoy looking at. Then I found some seemingly amusing information that labeled bees as being 'enslaved.' What? Bee slaves? (Useless, right?) But yes, bees as slaves. Or it's dominionism, exploitation of nature, human superiority, whatever you like to call it. It's the whole idea that humans are justified in using all other life forms instrumentally, for our own benefit. The earth: the birds, the sun, the plants. were not made for humans. Why do we feel entitled to take it for our toast?

Either way, honey is bee vomit, and it tastes really good. The way I see it, you can't go through life feeling guilty every time you step on green grass or get in a car, it would just be too damn sad. The difference is intent.
I hope you enjoy the image, it was for an assignment called "clear glass."


It's a Portal


22 seconds, looking out of my window
12/12/09 2:47am
Friday marked the (almost) end of the quarter for everyone on the fifth floor. So until January 4th, life stops a little bit. Now, onto cooking for anne, tyler, and my peace of mind, reading more, catching up, slowing down, wearing warm scarves and long johns, walking charlie and staying out of seattle as much as possible. I've already picked up working on my abstractions again. Good job to my new media group, we made the top 5 out of 30 presentations friday.

The Birth and Death of the Day

Bremerton
Taken on my birthday using my Holga 120GCFN film toy camera. I rarely use it because of the high cost of film and processing, but I do usually love the results.
Currently listening to:
Explosions in the Sky-All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone