Color Walk 2013.001

A little meditative walk on Sunday does my eyes some good.

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stacking color

Available at AREAWARE from Fort Standard. I love these, their shape, where they are already a little bit worn gives the illusion they are a hand-me down from your favorite aunt or uncle from their child hood. The perfect blend of vintage-modern. Here is a stop- motion ‘how it’s made’ video. So cute, I want

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love

  Where I must be tomorrow night.

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technicolor blue (dress!)

Some where over the rainbow, way over in LA, via British Vogue, the little blue gingham dress is up to fetch two hundred thousand USD. In my dreams, I think I’ll buy some cotton gingham, and make myself and updated classic – for next Spring.

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Is the sky Blue or Pink?

You Decide:

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ok go and yes

Goals in life now include: 1. Learning to tango 2. Owning a dress in the colors of the woman in this video. 3. Finding a man to tango with 4. traveling to cool and colorful places to tango. (also reminds me of the strategic color placements in costumes and scenery of the Umbrellas of Cherborg –

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Blue Stewardess

      ` As usual I am a little behind – but this idea I’ve been sitting with since I saw this collection on style.com. 9 I’m not even a huge Chanel fan, but an entire collection out of my favorite collection!?  Wow.  I’ve mashed it up here looks, literally side by side to create

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Weaving, over, under, floats

(If possible play this song while watching the video – I originally uploaded it with the song attached, but was in copyright infringement) Saturday morning was yet another unseasonably warm day here in Brooklyn. A complete opposite of last week. I woke early so that I had the chance to ride a few laps around

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Ikat in process, mind warping warping

When I moved to Greenpoint, Brooklyn in 1999, it was pretty much the last place the city would plow- particularly Franklin Street, just one block from the river.  Those of us, the recent immigrants from Poland and the Dominican Republic, and I would make our way to the grocery store and the G-train (in the

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Indigo, Ikat, and Tebow

A year ago, during my teacher orientation at Pratt I met Rachel Miller in the basement of Engineering. As we learned to navigate Pratt’s system for uploading class assignments and grades, we connected right away in our desire for sustainability in our own lives, and in how to educate others on the subject.  While I

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