Creating the Path That has Already Chosen Me

My girlfriend and I went antiquing today. I found some 'haute' naks from the past. Some representing sacred glamor of the '70s, which came from sewing books published with psychedelic covers made to only catch the eye of a starving beginner. It was fate, especially when I passed the "Singer: The MR. Sewing Machine" on the way to get a chilled Budweiser Clamato. Maybe someday I'll break out my machine- #1 gift circa Christmas 2009- out of the box and sew my first piece. I don't know if I'm made to make my own clothes or bask in the comfort others'. Either way, I'm on the path of rendering my career in fashion, however that leads me & surviving to keep an open eye.

Graffiti by Banksy

Banksy.co.uk

January 8

"It's never too late to start over. It is never past the point of no return for our artist to recover. We can heap years, decades, a lifetime of insult upon our artist and it is so resilient, so powerful, and so stubborn that it will come back to life when we give it the smallest opportunity. We can help ourselves by coaxing our artist out with the promise of some protected time to be listened to, talked with, and interacted with. If we actively love our artist, our artist will love us in return. Lovers tell secrets and share dreams. Lovers meet no matter how adverse the circumstances, sneaking off for a rendezvous. As we woo our artist with our focused attention and private time, it will reward us with art."


-Julia Cameron, The Artist's Way Every Day, A Year of Creative Living (pg 14)

A Pure Kind of Beauty

My stunning mother. 

Pictures were taken during the '60s & '70s; 

she's still as timeless to this day

Bijules

Bony Knuckle Ring

Bonecrusher Upper Arm Cuff

Bam Bam Faux Septum Piercing

Bar Ring

Crystal Shard Chain

Fool's Gold Bangle

Gully Ring

Face Veil

Shattered Dreams

All items listed can be found & purchased at Bijulesnyc.com 

or follow their blog Bijulesnyc.com/Blog1/

Blue for you, Blue through me

Blue for You, Photograph by Erin Bradley

Planetarium

Planetarium 1, Photograph by Erin Bradley