Charles & Ray Eames

Charles and Ray Eames stamps, now available at your local US Postal Service Office!

Circa 1965

Loving the new Sedaris

This weekend, before driving back to Gainesville from St. Pete, I splurged on the audio CD version of David Sedaris’ new collection of essays, When you are engulfed in flames.   I’m sure the print version is great too–but to hear Sedaris read his own work is wonderful.  Laugh-out-loud funny…worth the splurge f’sure.

slow start

Well, it’s been a slow start here for my little blogging project.  I’ll blame family issues and my missing camera usb cord.  As for the latter…I’ve been cursing nikon, since you evidently can’t buy said cords from anyone except THEM.   And just try to find it on their website.  Go ahead…try.    I don’t like the camera all that much.

I’m hoping to get back in the studio this weekend, though, so perhaps there will be an artisan update soon.

How cute is this?

via: A Devonshire Pottery

Visual Twitter

Very interesting twist on the norm, for the non-wordy.

Spring

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It’s the first day of Spring, and it’s beautiful here. Sunny, 70, and breezy. Days like today are why one lives on the sandbar.

Initiation

OK. I’ve decided to join the club. I’ve been inspired to take the leap by a friend’s brand new blog Valley Librarian , many posts about blogs for artists by Alison Stanfield on her ArtBizBlog, and by a workshop I attended last week led by Karen Schneider of FreeRangeLibrarian.

Stay tuned!