It's Natural History

started the day with a hearty breakfast from dough!

amazing cieling

the mighty papa bear- gosh I love bears

snaggle tooth

with a name like that you are bound to have your name on a plaque

petrified wood

And now for the Mineral Section
Pay attention to the color palettes here. they are very In Vogue no?

    

oh, that's where my mermaid bra went

new hairs

I did it to match this guy!

Oh Hi! I'm back

After a relaxing little blog-cation , I am back!
Let's see what has happened lately....
-Got married
-started 2 new jobs
-ended 2 new jobs
-started as a freelance illustrator
-visited Vegas, Grand Canyon and surrounding canyons, Paris, London, Florida, upstate camping more times than I can count
-Went to a bunch of "haunted hotels" (my husby's new obsession is ghost hunting, he even purchased a ghost hunting kit)
-no I am not pregnant
-still live in the same prospect heights apartment
-spent the entire summer in the park
-I am now a blond for the first time in my life. From a  social experiment perspective I do get treated differently

Franklin Square Identity

I designed the identity for a friend who owns a shop in Philly called Franklin Square. She is a really amazingly talented fashion designer who one day started to make jewelry and you know what she is also amazing at that. She has a bit of the Midas touch. Her store is really lovely and I finally got to see it  in person recently. I am so proud to have my designs on her window.

Inventive

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Overstocked with a large supply of men’s spring and winter coats, a clothier in Copenhagen, Denmark, adopted an inventive sale approach. He erected a scaffolding around his store and completely covered it from roof to sidewalk with more than a thousand overcoats. The display attracted prospective customers in such droves that police were summoned. Although the police ordered the proprietor to remove the display, he succeeded in selling all the overcoats.