Tag: Archived
"Jud. 4-5"
Jud. 4-5 Inspired by the text of Judges chapters 4 and 5 in the Holy Bible, and supplemental material by Tim Keller – I drew a sketch that grew into this. I posted the sketch on gPf a while ago and a friend commissioned a larger version of the drawing. I didn’t want it to
VP Cries Wolf, "Oink"
257 confirmed flu patience is nothing to scoff at, however the widespread concern and the increasing challenge to find hand-sanitizer strikes me as edging on fear mongering. Of course, I want all New Yorkers, and fellow human beings to be safe from sickness, but let’s have some perspective! ALL confirmed patients in New York have
goggle/cousteau
Google is going “down where it’s wetter”, but don’t take it from me….http://googleblog.blogspot.com/ And here is one for all you fish, the man, himself…
ARTIST OF THE DAY: Jen Mills
I’m so proud!Pictured in Today’s Fashion & Style section of the New York Times, Miss Mills is a note-worthy up-and-coming performance and video artist. She is known for her electronic news-letter ‘Zine’ (mentioned previously), her big eyes, and her quirky video portraits. From making-out with a red balloon, caressing a plunger, and faking a pregnancy
Sketchbook Update
“Skinny Love” “Self Titled” “Jewish. Male. 50s. Back corner F train. seat. Left stocking foot on black leather brief case. Behind it a plastic grocery bag. Other shoe half out of his oxford. Cross pattern tie hangs between his legs. Under his folded hands that clasp a brochure. His black hat sits next to him——
ARTIST OF THE DAY: Innocent Smith
http://musicalcircus.wordpress.com/ Elijah W. Smith‘s project, “Innocent Smith”, has launched a blog advertising it’s agenda to react to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in these three ways: … (Theology) … (Social Justice) … (Discipleship) The blog goes on to elaborate on creative and humane intentions of serving the community (dare we say, the world?) in mind,
Kindred Spirit
Gooseflesh blog and her store.
Fashionomic Update
In the New York Times. Cynthia Rowley …wants to see apparel production return to the United States. Her idea is to teach the craft of fashion — how a T-shirt came to be from a cotton plant, for example — as part of home-economics courses.
Administrative Professional Day: e-card recipient
Administrative Professionals Day