Year: 2021
136 posts
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Inspired by blog archivesThinking about visiting Amsterdam got me digging into my blog archives, which gave me inspiration to write and photograph more.
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Children amazed by typing speedA fun slice of life moment… My five-year-old daughter is at home from school with me (she has a fever). She saw my fingers dance across the keyboard as I typed in my computer password, and commented, “How did you…
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International Space Station or Millennium Falcon?For a brief moment when I saw this image of the International Space Station, it reminded me of my Millennium Falcon photos.
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What would you put on the world’s largest coin?An Australian coin would look great with a western pygmy possum.
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Idea: each country in the Olympics to have their own mascotEach country's mascot would demonstrate the unique artistry from every culture.
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Hot Wheels bug helps me through rough terrainLittle did I know, that there would be another reason for me to purchase this fun toy.
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Pac-man in subway drain tile and Easter eggsDesigning hidden surprises in everyday patterns.
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Sense of self through memories
"Your sense of self is the understanding that yourself will remain the same through time."
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Magenta and yellow ink showing up in my cyan-only colorMagenta and yellow ink simple refuses to go away.
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RO*TEL® cheese sauce from McAlistersMy invention of the SpudDOUBLEMAX!
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How we each discover Bob RossToday's first encounters with Bob Ross are a bit different than the 1980s and 1990s.
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Looking forward to the Lucas Museum of Narrative ArtI hope the art work is shocked by the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
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Vertigo sneaks up on youSince I’ve had vertigo a couple times in the past two months, it’s a little odd that the very first track in my Spotify Discover Weekly is a track named “Vertigo“. I rather like it too! Although, I would say…
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Printmaking on streets
As anyone ever made “artist tires” with treads that make interesting art on the ground? The car then becomes a giant printmaking press, leaving a trail of art around.
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Kuru Toga pencil first impressions
Trying a new mechanical pencil.
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Woodpeckers are pretty funny how they can climb trees
I’m working on my front porch watching a woodpecker climb up our large Slippery Elm (aka Red Elm). It kinda scoots along the tree, looks in the bark, scoots along some more, looks in the bark. The way it scoots,…
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Cool baseball hats for the Art Institute of ChicagoDoes the Art Institute of Chicago have any cool baseball hats?
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What is the giant flag being flown on the Eiffel Tower?An enormous flag with odd inscriptions was raised on the Eiffel Tower today. Just as the sun was starting to rise over Paris at 5:15am, a giant flag was being hoisted up the world famous tower. At 12:41pm, the flag…
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Capturing sand memories inside an hourglass
Take sand from a beach that is significant to you, and put it inside an hourglass
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Your age, minus the sum of your kids’ age
As your kids get older, you continually get younger.
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“Mah Na Mah Na” connected to TRON Legacy?When searching for Mah Na Mah Na on Spotify, the results include Daft Punk's TRON soundtrack.
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Does a paper’s quality affect how you use it — and how creative you are?A friend, Leigh Hanlon, shared a post with me on Facebook with the question: “Does a paper’s quality affect how you use it — and how creative you are?“ An interesting notion. Does cheaper paper allow you to be more…
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Spotify recommendations for K7’s “Swing Batta Swing” albumI probably enjoy the "Swing Batta Swing" album a bit too much.
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What did Buzz Aldrin say when he first stepped on the moon?Most people think Buzz Aldrin's first words were "Magnificent desolation." However, NASA's transcript says, "Magnificent definition". Which is it?
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The surface is fine and powderyWhat are the words Neil Armstrong said right after his famous "one small step" phrase?
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Funk Dat as meme for 2021Let's make this 1993 song into a meme: "Question [insert some sort of situation] Man, funk dat!"
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The Yves Klein blue stampYves Klein made a completely blue stamp and used it as postage on an invite for a 1958 show. A single perforated postage stamp painted with Klein’s famous IKB (International Klein Blue) pigment. The stamps were originally created to use…
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How much information can you pack into a QR code?If you printed an entire book with QR codes, could you use less paper?
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What book would you leave in a Little Library?
I'd like to make a compilation of some of my blog posts into a little booklet
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Bike helmet for 7-5/8 extra-large size headsGot a big head like me? Here's the helmet you should get.
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One T. Rex for every 6×6 mile areaVisualizing how much land one T. Rex would roam in Chicago.
