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Tag Archives: found art
down on the farm
(This blog post was developed by a National Worm Expert.) Oh, those worms, those magical, magical worms: eating their magic worm food then falling asleep in their magic worm bedding, safe down on the Magic Worm Farm. Keeps (magical) worms … Continue reading
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Tagged animals and nature, found art, history and culture, photography, writing
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trustworthy advice
A member of our household got some trustworthy advice this morning. (We know it was trustworthy advice because it says so right there.) Since the trustworthy advice pretty much confirmed his own suspicions, he followed it and now the grey … Continue reading
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Tagged cars and car spotting, found art, words, writing
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truth in advertising: pretty much the all time winner in the “found art” category
Who can resist a come-on like this? Not just any Buick, mind you– but a red Buick. But what possible product could be for sale behind this highly visible sticker? If you still aren’t sure what this is, it’s a … Continue reading
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found art/ illustrated/ poem
Stakes: bamboo Coffee can; could use brick. I found this poem in my pocket. At least it seems like a poem. The doodles could be illustrations, or maybe they aren’t. I used a brick.
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Tagged found art, photography, poetry, sketch, writing
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hulk do laundry, write poem
Rain tomorrow; Hulk do laundry today. Find Hulk ku poem while wash towel. Hulk put all towel in wash same time. Bathroom now shiny, bright, noisy.
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Tagged found art, poetry, superheroes, writing
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weiner(mobile) in motion
What a difference a week makes, especially in the Midwest in the early spring. Just last Friday, I was trying to photograph the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile. With a phone camera. From a moving car. In a blizzard. I will photograph … Continue reading
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Tagged cars and car spotting, found art, on the road, photography, writing
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black and white and green (and yellow) all over
I’d rather photograph it than eat it. Not a fan of this particular vegetable, but I really like the graphics on the carton, and even the real thing in the package below is pretty photogenic. ( The Fuji X100T visits … Continue reading
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Tagged art, food and cooking, found art, photography
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calligraphic carrot
The Standard Catalog of Official Chinese Buffet Sheet Cake Desserts offers this rather elegant bit of chocolate calligraphy to aid in identifying the carrot cake squares. I find it much more attractive than the usual triangular dollop of bright … Continue reading
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long lost mystery art from the center of a pile
Knocked over a big pile of “miscellaneous” in the corner of the studio today, and found this almost finished page of inked Sparky the Dog pencils. It’s a splash from a minicomic, but I honestly don’t remember the project, the … Continue reading
another year with no pony
We haven’t done a matchbox label that suggests a comic for a while; this one is for everybody who, once again, did not get a pony for Christmas. A white one. And riding lessons from a dashing guy in a … Continue reading