Condolences to Londoners. * * * It would be nice to think that this tragedy won't lead to a greater expansion of wrong-headed policies on the part of the US or the UK (though, sadly, it seems inevitable at this point). ::BEGIN RANT: Bombings of civilians is absolutely detestable, but it's foolish to think this… Continue reading bombs
Author: edaggarart
Visuals and fork collectrix. Artist and designer. Author of The Museum, an artist's blog.
and now : the deluge
“loud dog bark!”
I can hear church bells from far away, and it is threatening to rain. Thunder is a brilliant sound. A dog barks.
excerpt of a dream
"At the beginning I found myself in what appeared to be an ancient city- it was a re-creation of some kind and there were tests. (It was a kind of game- something to amuse.) Some things looked familiar and some did not; like they'd started out with history but had become irrevocably lost in fictions… Continue reading excerpt of a dream
skinny
Oh, and this chap looks like this now that he is finished. he has cool hair and pointy sleeves.
reveal
two of the grotesque portraits I had two dreams over the past few days that I now wish I'd written down, if only because I've been having so few that I recall lately. They've been on the boring side to boot. Damn, the air is so clammy here tonight. Had a lovely walk through Prospect… Continue reading reveal
only tuesday
Hell. It was one of those days where everything started happening before I'd got a chance to feel my eyes open, to breathe the air of today. And a difficult day to get started on the things needing to be done; namely because I didn't want to get started. But all went well and here… Continue reading only tuesday
saturday
Three things today: invitation, painting and poster. minor: digitzation of cds for the electroPod, grocery shopping, morning pages. painting in sunshine makes such a difference. The show on the Science Channel™ entitled "Hot Rocks: Geology of Civilization" is a new favorite; an example of the potential of consilience within the sciences- social and natural. The… Continue reading saturday
graphic noise
Got the news yesterday: electrofork posters shall be included in the Museum of Design Atlanta "graphic Noise" show. Cool. So that makes it one proper gallery and a southern leg of the Smithsonian™ in one summer. Perhaps this signifies the start of my gradual weaning off the work-for-hire circuit of freelance design. Oh I hope… Continue reading graphic noise
new site
the boy with echolocation powers Though I'm late in the telling here, the *spankin' new* electrofork site is up and running. I was planning on spamming all of my email contacts but have thus far been, at turns, too busy or too lazy to do so. There's always time. I only spam about once a… Continue reading new site
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