I love men's clothes. Not on me, not necessarily on all women, but I love men's clothes. I've always wanted to have a guy friend who I could go shopping with (or for) and basically play dress-up with :) Too bad...one of those guy friends is about 7000 miles south west of here.What do I like so much

I absolutely LOVE ornaments, and find it insanely hard this time of year to not buy every one that I fall for. Here are a few of my favorites...Heart Ornaments by StikselOrnament Card and Envelope by somethingshidinghereMedallion Ornaments by palomasnestBirds and Birdcages Ornaments by OIiveMod Ornament by meganaumanhomeRound Ornament by coreyackelmire

Calabaza PendantSymbogillis BroochJillian Moore creates amazing pieces of jewelry referencing the biological. Whether it be plant like forms or those reminiscent of organs, these fantastical creations are full of color and intrigue.You can find more of her work on the Velvet Da Vinci website.

This semester has been crazy! I'm only taking 1 class, and not for credit, at that. It's a casting and electroforming class, and out of all the classes I've taken, it has been the most time-consuming one that I can remember. There are so many steps to get the end product of what you want--far more steps than

I have mentioned Amy Tavern here before--she is one of my favorite artists, after all. I just saw on her blog that she will be part of a group show in February! She will be making new pieces on the same vein as her Line Drawings series, which I adore.

These are gorgeous! I must have them. Porcelain Feather Ornaments by Roost, can be found at Velocity.

Last night was incredible! I am so filled with pride and joy in my country and my fellow Americans, I cannot even begin to put it all into words. Tears swell up when I think of the fact that the majority of us have overcome racism, and were able to ignore all the negative propaganda, and come together

Recently, I've been taking my second casting class, and have these forms that are very pod-like. Especially in the sense of having crevices and holes that investment is very hard to get out of. I brought these castings home, and followed Beth Cyr's suggestion of using vinegar to get rid of the investment. I soaked them overnight in