July 2004 « Redshirt Knitting

RT @dansolomon: Today in MAKING YOU CRY. MT @marcusgilmer: dog survives tornado, reunited with owner mid-interview http://t.co/ZojcYAaxP1” about 2 hours ago
@BrandyGrabow I can't even watch that, I'm just going to retweet it sight unseen! about 2 hours ago in reply to BrandyGrabow
@congolia I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller, I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her, I wish I had a rab about 2 hours ago in reply to congolia
@amysueamysue "A cockatiel is no man's slave!" "Cheep cheep tweet!" about 2 hours ago in reply to amysueamysue
On the up side, I didn't have to walk into a funeral pyre to get them, my chickens. I just, you know. Bought them at the feed store. about 13 hours ago
I would love to be all "DRAKKARIS!" and see my enemies destroyed with a fireball, but all I have is pet chickens. Bummer. about 13 hours ago
@advicemonkey Worst. Instagram subject. Ever. about 15 hours ago in reply to advicemonkey
Ode to the Honey Cowl http://t.co/dEFyJcoaOI about 15 hours ago
The thing about mice is, you never have "a mouse." You either have "no mice" or "infinity mice." There is no in-between number of mice. about 16 hours ago
@BrandyGrabow Seriously - how long until they run out of serial killers? I wondered that, too. about 16 hours ago in reply to BrandyGrabow

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Airedale dog

By Erika, on July 31st, 2004

Playing around with my new Pitt brush pen.

Six things waiting for the light to change at California and Fauntleroy

By Erika, on July 31st, 2004

Copying the Masters: Australian Aboriginal art

By Erika, on July 30th, 2004

Unlike western art, Australian aboriginal art isn’t about perspective or rendering. It’s about color and rhythm, and telling a story. Which means (to my mind) that it’s more like music than it is like painting. Either way, it’s beautiful.

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The Sammamish River Slough

By Erika, on July 29th, 2004

That sketch makes it look quite a bit more dramatic than it really is. You’d think it was some sort of majestic river gorge; not a little bridge going over a creek. Maybe I should have made the minivan larger.

After studying bikers as they rode by on the trail (without seeming . . . → Read More: The Sammamish River Slough