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went to a park last week, i wanted to pose using my remote or by ask any japanese to shoot me but im too shy. glad to see a toilet, and found a mirror there. LOL! souvenir shot.

 

off to a place this weekend. searching for diamonds

A fabulous persona in pink lace at Burning Man 2009, Black Rock City, NV.

 

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I love my dreads and dreadfully to some, my very own hair gives others insight into a world of wig culture and couture, for those that lack vision....here it is, you can still have your very own dreads (art incarnate) and still be a working actress. So here are the many faces of At@ri Harikari... the evolution started long ago, now its just plain Atari Harikari Revolution...

My back yard has a shed in it, made out of what I've referred to as "particle board on steriods." It was unfinished, and needed to be painted before winter rains. I decided to paint it primarily using flat exterior latex paint hat I found at mis-mixed/dump stock bins at paint stores. The west side and the southwest part are in a color that is called "gobi desert" that I had no idea of what it might be. As I painted the west side, I realized that the paint is very nearly the same color as my house. Wow. Neat. So I used it to paint the stucco patches around my newly-installed side door.

 

For the two sides visible from my yard, I mixed the neutrals that I bought, with blue and two greens that I had on hand. I had thought about doing a sort of Mondrian pattern, but discovered that I didn't have a lot of painter's tape, and what I had was narrow, so I ended up freehanding it and making it up as I went.

I love my dreads and dreadfully to some, my very own hair gives others insight into a world of wig culture and couture, for those that lack vision....here it is, you can still have your very own dreads (art incarnate) and still be a working actress. So here are the many faces of At@ri Harikari... the evolution started long ago, now its just plain Atari Harikari Revolution...

I love my dreads and dreadfully to some, my very own hair gives others insight into a world of wig culture and couture, for those that lack vision....here it is, you can still have your very own dreads (art incarnate) and still be a working actress. So here are the many faces of At@ri Harikari... the evolution started long ago, now its just plain Atari Harikari Revolution...

asymmetric

pseudo poncho

tunica dress top

hard to top

radical kamikaze knitting

sensitive Dada knitting

intuitive guerilla knitting

whimsical nonsense knitting

a supermodel´s nightmare

due to

infinite wearing options

a tribute to divas

who are not afraid

to self- express

Taken with a Canon S3

My back yard has a shed in it, made out of what I've referred to as "particle board on steriods." It was unfinished, and needed to be painted before winter rains. I decided to paint it primarily using flat exterior latex paint hat I found at mis-mixed/dump stock bins at paint stores. The west side and the southwest part are in a color that is called "gobi desert" that I had no idea of what it might be. As I painted the west side, I realized that the paint is very nearly the same color as my house. Wow. Neat. So I used it to paint the stucco patches around my newly-installed side door.

 

For the two sides visible from my yard, I mixed the neutrals that I bought, with blue and two greens that I had on hand. I had thought about doing a sort of Mondrian pattern, but discovered that I didn't have a lot of painter's tape, and what I had was narrow, so I ended up freehanding it and making it up as I went.

The artwork is by the artist Yoko Ikeno. I think this is one of my favorite entries, so far.

Our souls thirst to express what is within our minds and hearts. When we are silenced by outside forces, though we may not be able to speak our minds, who we are will always shine through; somehow.

I always am struck by how people think in order to be educated, you have to be taught in a classroom, devoid of any and all creativity. While I understand the importance of certain subjects, I think more kids learn better when they are allowed to express themselves in any way. Often times thats how you learn too.

also: they will cancel plans last-minute CONSTANTLY. It's out of their hands.

Some of the beautiful graffiti in one of Gastown's alleys. I think Vancouver has the most inspiring underground art I have ever seen.

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