i made some bitty jellies as well for the budget conscious.
every once in a while i like to create small originals.
to me it's better than a print but the same size as a print so, totally affordable
you can't beat original art with a stick.
one of a kind is pretty damn awesome if you ask me.
get em while they're hot
11 x 15
and for the rest of you...an AHS recap later today.
i look at a lot of images of interiors.
a lot.
the images i stare at the longest are the ones of kitchens filled with personal effects.
it feels the most like stalking.
like i am looking through a window rather than through a photographer's lens.
maybe it's because kitchens are so costly to renovate that we are often times forced to make do with what's there.
shitty cabinets, outdated tile, weird angles.
i love seeing cabinets repurposed with a bright coat of paint or hiding the backsplash with propped oil paintings.
beyond that i just like looking at other people's stuff.
especially...utensils in some sort of crock near the stove (probably because i spend half my life in this spot)..
or open shelves filled with stacks of dishes.
lou doillon's kitchen via the selby.
mind bending.
talk about elevating a space with paint.
just this one little snippet of someone's kitchen and life will set me off on an organizing bender.
ok, sorry to say but there will be no AHS recap this week, at least not a typical one.
i am shooting a commercial tomorrow all day so i will do my best to recap it briefly on saturday.
alright then, a few new jellies in the shop and that's it for me today.
clamber
22 x 30
voyager
22 x 30
spectral
22 x30
panic at the disco
22 x 30
the light changed
22 x 30
slip along
22 x 30
