Overwhelmed by Other People Today
On gray June Gloom Seattle days, it's wonderful to know that other people are creating amazing things, so I can just sit, and drink my coffee, and stare out the window, and enjoy their things instead.
All of this woman's photographs are so amazing.
Oh, just check out her flickr stream.
And a slightly different take on art, aesthetics, and fantasy:
This is a real artist's commune, only not a commune. From the NYT article:
"The woman, J. Morgan Puett, a fashion designer and artist, is also a kind of radical homesteader, having staked a claim here on land stalked by black bears, deer, coyotes and porcupine. Along with her 8-year-old son, Grey Rabbit, and a changing cast of friends and romantic partners, she has built a home that is an ongoing experiment in art, design and aestheticized living, an artist colony conceived in the communal spirit of 20th-century institutions like Roycroft and Black Mountain College, with her own house, just now being finished, at its heart."
People who can do this with their lives make me think I'm wasting my allotment of oxygen.
And finally, it's probably more artistically appropriate that you listen to something like Ratatat or Tom Waits as you look at the above images, but THIS is what's in my head:
Love the amazing, AMAZING, almost-an-afterthought, harmony in this song.
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