Clue Time!

 You're on fire!

None of my tricks can stump you!

But I'm not giving up

and neither should you!

There's no time to drool,

no time for a dip in the pool,

not enough time to go to school,

just check out the board game Azul!

Clue Time!

 You're a smart little devil,

but this old bunny's got a few more tricks!

I hope a trip to the van 

doesn't give you the icks!

Time to brush up on your old school skills,

if you've got a little more time to kill,

look up the state where you live

in the atlas of maps!

Clue Time!

 Wow, you sure are quick on your feet!!

But trust me, now is no time to sleep!

You don't want to be a bore,

please don't make E. Bunny snore,

just follow all the deep Wii lore

to the console accessory drawer!

Collaboration I

I'm really enjoying this new collaboration with my dear friend Mike at michaelmake.com. I am using watercolor backgrounds with silhouettes on top that I am cutting from bicycle inner tubes. I only give each image a maximum of about 30 minutes, but often end up with a few in that amount of time.

This project was framed as a childrens book collaboration, but we will see what it ends up being! I really love some of these images and can't wait to see where the visual narrative goes from here.

Collaboration II

Ecoquirky Garbage!

Tracy and I have started a new little business on Etsy called www.ecoquirky.com selling upcycled jewelry made out of bicycle inner tubes. It has been so much fun to work with her again, and although we have taken it pretty slow these first few months for personal life stuff, it is awesome to have a project like this. I love making things with my hands! I am hoping to get a lens and start melting glass; I really think recycled glass drops will be a nice complement to the product line we already have.

Ecoquirky Photography

I've been having a really fun time doing product photography for Ecoquirky. I actually have zero photography skills, but with my phone and a couple of awesome apps I have taken what I think are some pretty cool pictures, using mostly just the people that are handy as my models (meaning the kids and Tracy and her family and other passersby:) They make great models! Turns out all of these people are actually really awesome and beautiful - and they make our jewelry look good! New hobby.