Harden is an intrepid explorer and photographer and it looks like he is off on another adventure! He wears a little acorn cap (sculpted of polymer clay) and goggles. He has a tiny camera to capture all the amazing things he will see, maybe he might even see a human!

Lately, this is what I am doing when I am not painting or messing with this site - trying to build us a living space so we can quit living out of boxes. The demolition is near done - and I hope the building part will be a lot more fun. I envision a lot of trap doors, secret compartments, foldout furniture, piranha with lasers on their heads, and other things. Money being an issue, I suppose we’ll be just be happy to have walls and a floor again.

All three seem to center upon this principle: That we are tired of mass marketing and mass production, throwing cash at huge corporations

My boss once told me the best way to succeed was to wake up early, and to dress everyday for the job I wanted, not the job I had.
After my arrest, I decided to stop taking advice from crazy people.

Note: Friends asked for pictures; This is a recap, and a continuation of the previous post… so you can skip that one… it’s okay.

Not the safest way to go about this I am sure - but I am making my process up as I go.
I think I remember there being plastic guards on these things back in the day. I think, however, that my table saw might be from before "the day", so all is good.
There was only one guide, so I made due with a board I double-clamped …

Interesting lecture from T.E.D. covering current issues into future likelihoods, in Enriquez’s usual entertaining, informative, and intermittently hilarious fashion:

I am home now, have a number of things to catch up on - a few items to ship, those commissions to get working on.
Thank you Brian, Coni, Seth, Lexxie - Being able to make it back home this past weekend means more to me than I can even try to express in words.
Thank you.

This is something I am jotting down here so it does not get lost in my sea of bookmarks or on my cluttered desktop, but I recommend, if you are an artist, author, or musician, that you follow the below link and bookmark it yourself… or better yet, if you are able, follow through with it.
It is a blog by Neil Gaiman about wills for creative types, and the importance of having one. He has even been so kind as to provide a template for the will in pdf format.
The …

[via The Onion]

I found this over on Ectomo today, and I thought it an excellent film for this occasion.
No one dies, but at least they tried…