The moving walkway at the National Gallery of Art.
Reminds me of neon when the lights are blurred like this.
Saw an interesting exhibit of Allen Ginsberg's photographs.
A window into his life as a beat poet, many pictures from the early years.
The movie Howl is coming out soon. I'm intrigued.
Happy Friday all!
p.s.
I gave my shop and drawing room a little makeover.
Do you like it?
I love the makeover! This is always such a wonderful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteYou might have seen this :http://www.etsy.com/storque/etsy-news/tech-update-new-wider-shop-pages-9910/
But did you know Etsy used your shop for the new wider pages illustration?
I hope you have a lovely weekend:)
Like the new page banner and how you signed it with your own hand. Nice touch!
ReplyDeleteBarbara: I did see it - only at first I though everyone was seeing a version of their shop - not that everyone was seeing my shop! I was so honored to be the "sample".
ReplyDeleteThank you Mimi! I though with the new wider pages in my shop it was time to freshen up a little bit.
i love the makeover!
ReplyDeletehave ahappy weekend!
I love your new look! It is great!
ReplyDeleteYes! Love the new look, Holly! Great pics of the moving walkway, too.
ReplyDeleteHappy painting! xo kz
Ooh! I've been meaning to go see that!
ReplyDeleteginsberg is the one who finally convinced me that modern poetry rocks just as hard as classic poetry. a lot of my friends and even family don't like him, but there's a certain musicality, restless energy, and insanity in his poems to draw me in. i have no idea how producers are going to pull off a 'Howl' movie, but i'll definitely keep an eye out for that!
ReplyDeleteLinz: I have been meaning to pull my copy of howl off the shelf. It has been a while. I'm curious about the movie too. James Franco plays Ginsberg.
ReplyDeleteEverything you do is just grand. Love your work!! Hits my love of nature and simplicity just perfectly in the sweet spot!!!
ReplyDeletethank you Julie! So kind of you.
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