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Lots of stamps- My Melody, Sugarbunnies, Hello Kitty, Shinkansen, and a little bottle. Not pictured are the paper strips I made into lucky stars. :) Thanks Janet!
In Gerald, we came across the hodge-podge building that houses the Family Thrift Store. I'm still trying to figure it out. Looks like a planned building was built up to one story and never finished, until someone came along with an idea to use leftover and salvaged materials. Weird. The store is wood-heated and open to the public.
It's actually called, "Old Country Store," but in my mind it's the Lorman store, as it's the one public building I know of in Lorman, Mississippi. It's a beautiful place, dated 1875 ... now owned by Mr. D, who will serve you a very good (if briny) fried chicken meal and all the southern staples to go with it you can imagine: black-eyed peas, sweet potatoes, corn on the cob, fried okra, pickled cucumber, collard greens, really amazing cornbread, and sweet, cool watermelon. All of it, all you can eat. Plus, he will sing to you!
All the old perimeter fixtures are still in place, as are the two original rolling ladders, and there's lots of random merchandise scattered about. No order to it, really, and I wasn't even sure it was for sale. But I was given assurances to the contrary, so for my souvenir I picked an old embossed pop bottle to add to my collection. :-)
Here Bryan--remember Bryan?--autographs a bunch of copies of Scott Pilgrim for us, while chatting with Richard about movies, Nova Scotia, or both. Bryan told me that where he lives in Nova Scotia is 9 hours north of the northernmost tip of Maine, which is crazy, considering that Maine is something like two weeks north of here. Phew!
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A mid-century modern design reminds us that the details and accessories are just as significant as the big picture. With custom elements including copper piping, asymmetrical light fixtures and stamped concrete tiles, we were able to create an experience that is truly a... freshomedaily.com/?p=41696
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A motion graphic piece I designed and animated for the Microsoft Store's panoramic video wall. You checkout the video for this piece here: vimeo.com/sketchypictures/halloween
Gymboree Outlet Store, Clinton CT, 8/2014 by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
I recently attended the ZNE Art first-ever convention Aug. 22-24 in Pleasanton, CA and was it ever fantastic! My host for the event, Miss Vicky of Cut-it-Up fame, introduced me to so many wonderful people: Deena, Natalie, Nadine, Gina, Elena, Dori, Jackie, Jan, Danielle. The class I took with Gina Gabriell was almost as wonderful as she is, and I met more wonderful people: Iva, Colleen, Tina, Brigitta, and Deena and Elena were also in that class. I was privileged to meet many published artists and authors, including Sally Jean Alexander, Dawn DeVries Sokol, Pam Garrison, Lisa Kaus and JoAnna Pierotti and to meet in-person many good blog friends and art group friends, like Kris, Constanza and more. And then to see Miss Vicky's amazing home in the Sierra Nevada foothills and darling shop in an old apothecary in the Gold Rush town of Colfax, CA, was just amazing!