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- the garbage can project
- assignments from Miranda
- Sy Safransky's Notebook
- gesso and finger nails
- Bi-Coastal Cakewalk
- nightmare photo morph
- Multimedia message
- Multimedia message
- Multimedia message
- When does school start at Hipster High?
- Love Letters
- imperfect photography
- mask 5
- The most amazing Butterfield sculpture
- grisly discovery
- Multimedia message
- John Grider
- Multimedia message
- if you still want to tag
- it's like Ready Made magazine...
- war and tourism
- Science Buzz
- faceless snowman
- Uptown! You can set your mind free!
- squeaky
- mask 4
- mask 3
- mask 2
- Multimedia message
- Zoopsia
- bright
- mask 1
- Isn't this a morph?
- what would you do?
- Julius Popp's Bit.Fall
- sequence photographs
- I wish I could do that
- parked
- Polaroids
- unpacking
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7 comments:
I like how you added the glasses for this one.
You should do something with seaweed!
If only I lived by the... sea. It's a good idea. Prairie grass maybe?
Pinning the bangs back and removing the glasses made me look unlike me. So I decided to work with them both. The result is more satisfying and ultimately makes me more hidden, which I'm starting to see is the goal for each of these masks.
I like hiding.
you like hiding from what?
and the masks are cool :-)
Everything. I fantasize about a desensitization room where no one can find me. It would be silent and maybe dark.
Hugo, would you like one too?
I would like one - I imagine it the perfect temperature, and with green and gray walls, and a translucent window I could see shapes passing by on the other side. We should illustrate these rooms. I'll have to scour the color palettes to find the perfect green.
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