The books serve as keepers of the meaning. (Often of the meaningless as well.) Ha!on the world, the universe:Everything is ALL--It's all just a chunk of stardust that got fancy.on the fishes:They are glittering things that never stop moving-- both fascinating and soothing. There is nothing redundant in their movement; they are a perpetual ballet.… Continue reading randoms from the book
Author: edaggarart
Visuals and fork collectrix. Artist and designer. Author of The Museum, an artist's blog.
same damn day.
Sometimes it feels as if things are beginning to curl in upon themselves, the way newsprint pages do, and it becomes difficult to tell where one line ends and another begins; whether things are overlapping or simply mirroring one another-- inarticulate. Or maybe it's time that seems to curl in upon itself; things grow confusing.… Continue reading same damn day.
here’s how it goes.
there is much work to be done! there are plans, deadlines! time runs short! this is right about the time that you have ideas for all sorts of other projects; art projects, meandering things which will likely take ages to finish. never do those million other ideas arrive when you are deadline-free, or have an… Continue reading here’s how it goes.
clouds
The skies have been nothing short of *EPIC!* this week.
04 November
Well I added a few more shots to the photos, as I realised a few didn't make it in the first go. Like the ALI G. school. And the Tattie Creel! So now there's 105 or nearly. Also: I have removed the 'comments' option from this blog, as 90% were from annoying mf spam-bots. I… Continue reading 04 November
*trip photos*
Some of you impatient lovelies have been pestering me about photos. Enough! I have finally sorted through them and put some on one of those annoying photo-sharing websites. Here is the link [UK TRIP PHOTOS] and it goes to a slide show which unfortunately begins with a ridiculous shot of the 'tards (and duty-free whisky!)… Continue reading *trip photos*
03 november
anders and lizzie in london, zombie day Beth and I are going to Mexico in the spring! *YAY*-- next trip! Pyramids and ruins; hippie-crawls; the gulf- sunshine. ¡Cerveza! So exciting. I will also get a trip to Mexico Nuevo out of the deal. ("Give New Mexico back to the New Mexicans!") (5¢ joke tax to… Continue reading 03 november
31 October
Happy Hallo'ween kids. I have at long last completed the rather enjoyable job (ha! job, indeed) of transcribing days of the trip. Long, yes. But I was having too much fun reliving it all to make short of it! So there. The tale of our encounters with "Fatty" were, in particular, sending me into hilarious… Continue reading 31 October
20 October : London : last day
Damn! It is a sad thing to reach the last day of one's travels. Ten days seems so... short. However! We did still have a whole day- no aeroplane sitting until the evening. I awoke early once again; around 8:00. Again, I used the time to prepare for the day early, and went outside for… Continue reading 20 October : London : last day
19 October: London day three
We requested a wake-up call at 8:45 (plenty of time to make breakfast which ends at 9:30). I woke early, though- 8:00- and decided to go with it. Quick shower, then, having had a look at the beautiful morning sky out the window, decided on a walk around the neighborhood; iPod in place, and some… Continue reading 19 October: London day three
e daggar art: THE MUSEUM 