just add water...

more pictures of the SSTN pic, and a few sketches i did for the day. personally i much prefer the sketches. will sort out the large painting soon. her head is squished...for pics of the whole day, check out only born design, aka the delectable melissa conlon, graphic designer and regular contributor to Second Square To None.

sketches and the, so-far finished, piece;

on a semi-related note, and for those who like all things hand-made and etsy-esque, here are some links to the work of the industrious canadian artist and photographer, lindsey kemp, her handmade jewellery, notebooks and knitwear and her photography.

lastly, here's another little oddity for my collection;

not really quite sure what to say about this...

musically, these days, its all mozart, the magic flute. awesome. and some wilco.

of a hundred

more

and more to scan...

art things and tunes

peoples, angels, busy bees saving the earth.

tunes of the week;
jape | 'gimme some more'
villagers | 'the meaning of the ritual'

also, the wonderful world of sara baume.

butterflies and bees

i've been going over older pics and redoifying them. above is one such image, which for a long while i liked but was unsure what to do with. turns out it just need a home. also getting a bit crafty with my art. wood could be my favourite thing these days. nothing like painting or varnishing an old bit of wood.

in other news, my vegetable garden, with help from a knowledgable uncle, is doing splendidly. i'm giving away rocket plants to any visitors that pass, the lettuce is of an edible size, the peas, tomatos and courgette have sprouted and i just planted some potatoes the other day. it's a lovely feeling growing things.

i'm setting up an etsy account; mooliki.etsy.com
nothing there yet, i have to sort out payment details before i can start building a shop. then i have to figure out what to put in it. but the banner is nice, yes?

and here's a site from a wonderful artist and friend; http://sarabaume.wordpress.com/

i had other links to pass on, but i can't remember...plus i've been neglecting blogworld with crampy arm disease, so i'm not sure if anyone still visits here.

anywho, peaceful thoughts everyone.
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Foreign Bodies

I found a book on British Foreign Policy and had half the pages torn out. You can try find some complex hidden concept in there. I just think it looks nice. What's also nice is Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago. Lovely...

why a spade is not a spade...

"I think lost people can probably find themselves again. But spadeless people see right through everything and they just can't switch their eyes off." - s.b. wise words...