Anthropologie

So as I've mentioned before, I have an internship at Anthropologie where I help out with displays. It can be really tiring, but it's always so worth it when it's finished. Above are a few things I worked on (the image of the boatbed is before I whitewashed it, I'll try and get an 'after' picture too). And believe me there are plenty more pictures which I'll gradually post.
What I've done in each pic:
1) Boat pre-whitewash
2) I helped cut out leaf-shapes from the contact paper attached to the window and painted some, like decals
3) Attached moss to shelves
4) The blue configurations are made up of rolled paper dyed different shades of blue at one end, I rolled and dyed some of the paper and helped out with making 'clumps' of them

Powdered Wig

So here's my wig in its final stage. It has a little plastic carriage in the front that you can't really see, but Ill eventually have more detailed pictures of it. For right now, you can just enjoy this Polaroid.

Working on My Wig

Some of my inspiration.

(Images Unknown, but if you could fill me in, it would be appreciated)

Porcelain Dreams

Today I had a talk with the very nice ceramics dept. manager at my school about possibly using the kilns in the dept. Alas, my lack of experience/ the fact that I wasn't able to take a ceramics class here means that I can't use the kiln, which is understandable. Poo! I just really wanted to try and make my own shelf city:



Ah well, there are always summer classes at the Baltimore Clayworks.

Stuffie Crafts

So I made these guys a while ago. They're both made from pillowcases. If you notice in the owl, there are bits of material that I also used for the fox. I got the idea for the owl in a book I own for different types of art pillows. The fox is inspired by the very talented abigail brown. I love the way she used stitching to add a great line quality to something 3 dimensional. And in case you were wondering, my owl's name is Jasper Pully and the fox is Lars.