Twisting wire to make wings.
Learning to roll better. With punches, I mean. Last minute changes could've thrown me off today but didn't. Had a great night swim. Played with kittens. Now I'm twisting and bending wire to make wings for a creature who wants them.
Orion is visiting away tonight. I feel his absence and the house is extra quiet. But the fan is going and I have loads of SNL--am I a total grandma if Ithink Helen Mirren is amazingly sexy?---anyway. making wings and making notes.
Aubrey will be here tomorrow, with camera. The kitties are little fuzzy springs. I'm an artist and a woman about to forage for chocolate, apparently.
g'night
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Lisa is the creator of Poppets and other art. Talented authors tend to write stories about images she makes. At Strange Studios, in Palm Springs, California, she and fellow artist Benton Warren create fantastical kinetic works. This blog is about Poppets, life in the studio and other strange goings on.
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4 comments:
... all the things that can be made into wings...
Making wings is the best activity.
I frequently tell my children (17 & 14) that I want to be Helen Mirren when I grow up--I'm a mere 40-something now. The kids nod sagely and seem to understand.
Wings, of a sort.
i thought she was fantastic in R.E.D., but it might have been the weaponry, heh.
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