Via Fantasy IRL.

Sydney says, “Our show is close to opening!  We’ll be at the Helen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery at the University of Southern California campus from April 26 to May 14, 2010.  The official opening reception will be held on May 3rd from 5-8pm in the gallery.  Please stop by for a night of food, drinks, music and art!”

Come check it out if you’re in the area!! Some of my make-up made it into the show as well.

Day 3

I will be staying in Washington DC for a little over a month and I thought I would document my adventures on my days off from work.

I had lunch at a little bistro called Circa at Dupont where I had the best caprese salad of my life. It is located within the Dupont Circle area. One thing I’ve noticed about DC, since becoming a Vegetarian, is I’ve been having difficulty finding veggie friendly things to eat. All I’ve been able to find so far are pizza, cheese, and Famous Amos cookies.

It’s been about eight years since I first came to Washington DC and I have forgotten how beautiful and historic all of the buildings are.

After lunch I walked down the street to the Phillips Collection Museum for the Georgia O’Keeffe: Abstraction exhibition. This isn’t exactly abstract, but it is my favorite piece from the entire exhibition. Georgia O’Keeffe: A Portrait.

(Jessica Elle)

(Kate MacDowell)

My friend makes really amazing art using coffee. I’m not really sure how to explain it, so just take a look.

(MonkDrew)

Thanks The Awesomer.

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Project ITSOK: by Sighn life’s focus is on a potentially impossible feat, a hand cut one million wooden cut outs simply reading “IT’S OK”. The end result of this 50 year venture will result in a piece entitled: one million times it’s ok. Every piece is numbered as a part of the “Limited” Edition of 1 Million. For every one bought, one tree will be planted through The Arbor Day Foundation.

View a short documentary of the process.

You can purchase them online here.

Or you can check them out at any of these locations.

I purchased mine [#1179] at the
Flock Shop
943 N. Broadway, #103
Los Angeles, CA 90012

I, as many facebook users before me, have become a slave to the horrid game, FarmVille. If you don’t have a Facebook page or know what FarmVille is, I will explain. FarmVille is a game where you…farm….kind of like Harvest Moon, but with less responsibility. As I was playing my farm I reached level 19, not as big of an achievement as you might think. But what caught my eye about reaching this particular level was the new title I was given:

….I couldn’t help but laugh about this for an appropriate 5-7 minutes. Another thing that bothered me was this:

Who would do this?! Who would put a poor defenseless sheep in a hot air balloon?! This isn’t safe. The sign next to him is me expressing my concerns to Sydney [The Vulcan]. But you can do so much more with your farm than you think, you can make haybale art!

The Mona Lisa!!

Nintendo!!

Invader!

The fact that I took the time to find these pictures says just how much time I have on my hands.