A Transformer-Robot-Dinosaur who makes art.
I make things. This is a process blog/art journal of things I make, things that inspire me, and things that I like.
My ongoing letter project:
someonetowriteto.tumblr.com
My bow tie production line:
callmecornelius.tumblr.com
DFTBA
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SPACE! The Gallery Show
(curated by the super popular bro, MIKE MITCHELL)
June 21st 7 – 10pm
@Gallery 1988 (west) in Los Angeles
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sometimes I get so emotional about cats I cry but I have to do it quietly in the bathroom so my cat’s sleep isn’t disturbed
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#peasant
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There’s something wonderful about Marvin Bileck’s minimal illustrations for All About the Stars.
I like to dance. I like to let music fill my body until it’s so charged I can’t stay still. I like to be full of joy and love and jump up and down let go of everything. I like to do it when I’m all on my own and when I’m surrounded by strangers.
And I like to think about the world. I like to sit quietly and look at everything and breathe deeply. I like to think about things and nature and time and the future and about me and about you.
The road trip that I just went on felt very summary: so much happened that the trip seemed to summarize my summer, and my life, and my friendships, and how I feel about the world. Upon reflection, it felt very complete. I feel as though there is nothing more I could ask for; nothing more that could make this summer even better. And yet- it’s not over yet. I still have things to come.
I just submitted my application for the summer residency program at Harbourfront Centre.
In a word: eep.
Due to my classes this semester, Mondays have become days of horror for me that I dread.
This song is how I’m getting through today.
This song reminds me of summer: of freedom, and heat, and friends. Of one magical night in particular, spent with some of my favourite people: Sean and Matt and Rob and Julia.
We dressed like they did in the music video: like we were children playing dress-up, inventing our world and our rules as we saw fit. Full of life and love and joy, and this is how we chose to exist.
This is how I choose to exist.
My favourite photo from this year’s Pride.
Me and my fairy god father, Chris, at my home away from home, Buddies in Bad Times Theatre.
Photo by the amazing Kai.
