Been missing you.
More blogging to come soon.
Currently listening to: "Fade Into You"
by Mazzy Star (1993)
Photo credits:
1) A woman in pinks, blowing smoke in the woods, wearing bikini bottoms, sheer chiffon top, a golden bow 'round her neck, and a huge gauzy headdress. i love this picture. photographed by jamie nelson. image via
link .2) An infant wearing an ombre bodysuit made of white cotton... dipped and faded with a dye that reminds me of nectar. the rug looks divine too. Clothing was made by Deerdane. image via link .
I miss you too Heather. Even when I don't write I am always reading your blog...
xoxo
Posted by: Amanda | January 08, 2010 at 10:59 AM
In my own opinion the picture of the girl blowing smoke would look better in black and white or sepia tone.
Ian
Posted by: Ian(snowed in) | January 12, 2010 at 04:18 AM
AJ, Good to see you. Hope we can have some lobster or tea this summer in Victoria. Lobster tea? Ew. That doesn't sound right. I'm loving the stuffed owl you made so long ago- now more than ever, bc I give it to my niece when she sleeps over. She's into owls like her aunt. I feel lucky to have it since it's very realistic looking compared to your other stuff. Seems like you stopped making things of that nature the past year. I'm glad you're experimental though. The other night I was up at 3 a.m., and all was silent except for an owl hoo hooing outside my window. Sounded beautiful.
Ian- aw, you dug out of the snow just for me. Thank you. I'll be sure to let the photographer know your thoughts ;) I prefer the colors in these, but you could be right, they might look rad in b&w or sepia versions. Perhaps I like pinkish hues because I'm too much of a girl for my own good. The color in these photos makes me think of nectar, which conjures up a lovely sense memory for me.
Posted by: Heather | January 12, 2010 at 11:54 AM
oh! I can't believe I never mentioned how much I like these dip-dyes! I like the colour, personally!
Posted by: sarah | January 18, 2010 at 01:32 PM