ok dudes...

this is a message for all of y'all. i really love the comments in the boxes, but when i get the notifications in my inbox it doesn't tell me your name or contact info, so i have no idea who you are if you don't tell me! it would be really nice if i could thank the people who said these nice things. please at least give yourself a nickname!

also, i do like life aquatic, but i think luke wilson is super hunky in royal tenenbaums. that's probably 35% of why i like it so much.


ugh... so cute.

so i think i may have strep throat. sorry to anyone who i may have infected. i'll probably end up going to the doctor's on friday for some antibiotics. for now, i drink lots of hot tea and try not to talk too loud.

my professor asked me to take down my carousel project that was hanging in the hall today and i hung a new piece i made in class. it's a picture of a saw. sounds boring, right? my teacher gave me some pointers that helped a ton, in fact i don't think i've ever drawn an object as realistically as i did today. anyway, here's a picture of the carousel project.


the parameters were to draw from life in a public setting and then use creative license with some aspect of the scene to make it distinct. i chose the graveyard tavern in east atlanta. when i was at the zoo with caitlin i noticed that the shape of the bar is almost identical to the shape of a carousel, and so i decided to meld the two. of course, like everything i do, it's a little lonely. reminds me a little of a grown-up and jaded petit prince. i poked holes in a piece of paper and used it as a stencil with gold spraypaint for the stars. i used spray adhesive to hold it together, but unfortunately it didn't stay stuck forever. maybe i'll get it framed.

i have two papers to finish tonight, ugh. thank goodness for red bull.

isadora.