I present you with portraits of Joe Prince! They were taken for my color photo class with a gorgeous medium format camera. Second to last is my favourite.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Eating Through Living

EATING THROUGH LIVING - Jenny Holzer & Peter Nadin
amazing find from the library last night --
i was just perusing the stacks when this little guy caught my eye.
i can hardly find any information about it.
but it has some really interesting observations about people and some insightful truisms.
I could quote a million statements from this book. here's a few --
"I'VE ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT BRAINS, TUMORS, AND CAULIFLOWER LOOK ABOUT THE SAME AND I ALWAYS PICTURE THEM ON WHITE PLATES."
"IT CAN BE STARTLING TO SEE SOMEONE'S BREATH, LET ALONE THE BREATHING OF A CROWD. YOU USUALLY DON'T BELIEVE THAT PEOPLE EXTEND THAT FAR."
"THERE IS A PLEASURE IN STAYING HOME TO ADJUST EACH PHYSICAL DETAIL SO THAT WHEREVER THE EYE FALLS, THERE IS HARMONY. THEN YOU GO OUTSIDE AND DO THE SAME."
Friday, September 18, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
For Readers of All Ages

current favorite book in the library:
The Fold-Out Atlas of the HUMAN BODY
LOOK AT THAT BEARD/ STACHE COMBO!
i'm currently gathering information for a facial hair inspired zine.
Could they have given me a better obstruction? i think not.
I think this project will involve alot of interpretive doodling and texture.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Bastardy
“I think that the position of a criminal is the same as an artist as it’s outside a lot of social structures. If you choose to you’re privileged with a unique perspective because you’re transgressing and traversing different social groups. There’s a way that criminals see the world that’s quite heightened, there’s an immediacy that not to dissimilar to the way in which an artist can put a spin on an object.”

So I came across this article on The Blackmail (which if you haven't already checked out i suggested you get your keister right on over there) about Jack Charles. This man, Aboriginal Elder/junkie/renowned actor/cat burglar, seems generally pretty dang fascinating. I was pleased to find that there is a documentary being released about his life habits/views made by Amiel Courtin-Wilson. It's worth a look-see.

So I came across this article on The Blackmail (which if you haven't already checked out i suggested you get your keister right on over there) about Jack Charles. This man, Aboriginal Elder/junkie/renowned actor/cat burglar, seems generally pretty dang fascinating. I was pleased to find that there is a documentary being released about his life habits/views made by Amiel Courtin-Wilson. It's worth a look-see.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
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butt sucker
http://www.youtube.com/wat
and i like the cardigans anyway.