Weather forecasts you don’t want to see first thing in the morning
November 22, 2007 at 9:13 am | In places | 4 CommentsMinus two degrees Celsius; light ice pellets.
Dr. Seuss-ian
November 15, 2007 at 11:30 am | In ceramics | 2 CommentsTags: ceramics, handbuilding
Because I need new crafts like I need more shoes (i.e., not at all), I took up ceramics a couple of months ago. I’m taking a class at Clay Design and it has to be the most fun thing EVER.
This little guy is one of the things I made at the beginning of the class when we were working on handbuilding, before we started the wheel. I rolled out a slab of clay with a rolling pin, and then used a stamp to make the repeating design on the surface.
On the underside, I attached little feet and signed my name:
I enjoy handbuilding. More than the wheel. Although, let’s be honest, the wheel is super frustrating and I can never throw anything even halfway decent, so I’ve sort of taken myself off of it for the past few weeks.
Unknown photographer
November 3, 2007 at 10:33 am | In photography | Leave a CommentI happened upon this post to Photo.net’s forum, called “A Minor Treasure: Slides from Vietnam, 1967-1968.” The poster came across a bunch of slides in the estate of a recently deceased man, scanned them, and set up a slideshow on Flickr. Most of the images are of the Vietnamese people, but there are a couple shots of American GIs.
It’s always eerie to look at an unknown photographer’s historical photographs, particularly when they are of a time and place so emotionally charged as Vietnam in the late 1960s.
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