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Back in the 90’s when we built websites we would often put “under construction” banners and GIFS on pages we were still building. This Lemmings one was one of my favorites. (Tai’shar to whomever archived these from Geocities.)
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The Ancient Technology of RSS
Read more: The Ancient Technology of RSSHow have you been? Since taking my foot off the gas here at Substack I’ve freed up a lot of time and creative energy. If you’re feeling pressure to post weekly it’s worth asking yourself what your intentions are. If it’s all about growth there’s no doubt there is a benefit to posting weekly. But […]
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From the kitchen table to NYC 🗽
Read more: From the kitchen table to NYC 🗽Flashback to four years ago… It was Christmas Day and I was sitting at the kitchen anxiously trying to finish a weaving to submit to an exhibition about motherhood. Here’s a video showing the weaving process. I made data weavings recording each time I was interrupted by tying a knot. I barely finished and photographed […]
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One Year of Magic ✨
Read more: One Year of Magic ✨I’ve been a photographer for as long as I can remember. Even as a kid I was drawn to photographing trees and birds and cowboy boots lined up beside the swimming pool. But somehow I had never tried a long term photo-a-day project. That is until Claire Venus proposed a year long creative collaboration. We […]
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My Year of Making (January Recap)
Read more: My Year of Making (January Recap)When I started my year of making I had intentions for writing weekly updates for my blog or newsletter. Then the month unraveled, our whole family got sick, and I shifted into survival mode. So I’m giving myself some Brownie points for being flexible (not easy for an Autie) and picking up the pieces to […]
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Embracing my Inner Samwise
Read more: Embracing my Inner SamwiseSometimes we so admire the beauty we see in others that we don’t see what’s beautiful about ourselves. I’m not talking about physical attributes here, although that happens too… I mean our innate strengths and personality traits. As a fairly analytical person in a creative field this is something I constantly struggle with… like a hobbit wishing to be […]
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