here are some our adventures on the west coast: art we make, people we meet, lands we explore, and dreams in our brains.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
New album coming soon!
Get ready to be graced by Dawna Marie's amazing song writing. Sessions on the Sixth is the first of Dawna's long awaited farm recordings. For a copy of this rare recording you can contact Dawna's manager at: skaterat@thewinkingcircle.com
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Garden-Boarding
Check out our latest project. Garden-Boarding!
An art blog that we both follow was hosting a build your own skateboard project. The goal was to build a skateboard out of found or recycled materials. I like skateboarding and we both like doing hilarious projects together so this is what we came up with. You can check out the video at: http://www.vimeo.com/14876561
Or check out the blog at: http://www.booooooom.com/2010/09/13/converse-skateboarding-hack-job-winners/#more-20928
An art blog that we both follow was hosting a build your own skateboard project. The goal was to build a skateboard out of found or recycled materials. I like skateboarding and we both like doing hilarious projects together so this is what we came up with. You can check out the video at: http://www.vimeo.com/14876561
Or check out the blog at: http://www.booooooom.com/2010/09/13/converse-skateboarding-hack-job-winners/#more-20928
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Back to Cool
It is back to school time for me. This is my first year of my declared major: sculpture. I'm fairly certain that I'm going to switch my major to drawing & illustration, but for this year I'd like to run with sculpture, taking advantage of its interdisciplinary nature. I'm technically doing a double major right now in both sculpture and drawing because I squeezed into two core classes, which I'm discovering why that is not advised. Two consecutive, six-hour classes would suck, if I didn't love them so much.
"Meaning does not precede experience but occurs in the process of experience itself"
-Rosalind E. Krauss
Sunday, September 5, 2010
RAYN FORST
Not even twenty minutes from our house, we went to a rain forest to have a little hike, lap up some glacier river water, and swing from vines and release our inner Tarzans.
It was a nice hike. I was pretty afraid that a mountain lion was going to pounce on us, but luckily.. only one did. Christian wrestled with it for a good twenty minutes before he crushed it's skull with his bare hands and then immediately harvested the organs and skinned it, dried the meat and made me a nice fall coat. Pretty good day I'd say.
It was a nice hike. I was pretty afraid that a mountain lion was going to pounce on us, but luckily.. only one did. Christian wrestled with it for a good twenty minutes before he crushed it's skull with his bare hands and then immediately harvested the organs and skinned it, dried the meat and made me a nice fall coat. Pretty good day I'd say.
Labels:
adventures,
mountain lion,
rainforest,
tarzan
Starfish & Seafinks
Christian and I were itching to go adventuring the other night, so we rode our bikes down to the ocean, climbed down over some rocks and plopped our feet in the chilly water. What we found was amazing, incredible, shocking, hilarious, and cool.
We found out that Christian is actually a SeaFink. The lesser known twin brother of Rat Fink, the LandFink.
We also found... giant purple starfish! Christian was scared to touch them, and he was also crying because his feet were cold, so I plucked some out of the water and introduced myself.
We also saw a teeny tiny little baby jellyfish, that was only slightly bigger than the little jelly in Finding Nemo. AND, we saw multiple seals. I tried to call them over but to no avail, as usual.
It was a good adventure and we caught a stunning sunset over the city on the ride home.
We found out that Christian is actually a SeaFink. The lesser known twin brother of Rat Fink, the LandFink.
We also found... giant purple starfish! Christian was scared to touch them, and he was also crying because his feet were cold, so I plucked some out of the water and introduced myself.
We also saw a teeny tiny little baby jellyfish, that was only slightly bigger than the little jelly in Finding Nemo. AND, we saw multiple seals. I tried to call them over but to no avail, as usual.
It was a good adventure and we caught a stunning sunset over the city on the ride home.
Labels:
adventures,
bicycle,
ocean,
seafink,
starfish
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Stay Weird
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