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Animated view of this am
Adam and Chris setting off for kayaking round 2 http://ift.tt/1o2bhbM
Walkies on the bay with Sean M this morning.
Kayak visit with Adam! http://ift.tt/1Bq0fXV
Allison still makes this face. http://ift.tt/1pB7yHf
Allison at 4 or 5 still super cute http://ift.tt/1tb3BsZ
Someone at the restaurant has a sense of humor or can’t read very well. http://ift.tt/1t3Xohw
“Season 4 on prime. Creepy when lead person playing daughter looks older than person playing daughter”
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Today the Department of Miniature Marvels explores the work of Australian artist Kendal Murray, who uses every day objects as the foundation for creating playful miniature mixed-media sculptures. She builds tiny, vibrant scenes that take place inside and atop found objects such as makeup compacts, coin purses, bottles, jars, and teapots. The human figures that Murray uses in her pieces are so very wee that she uses tweezers to dip in the in glue before delicately placing them into the dreamlike narrative scenes.
The artist says, “The idea of creating these miniature works came from dream states and how we are able to play with our own identity, to play with different roles we take on in our dream state. So the miniature works serve as a metaphor for intuitive thoughts.”
Visit the Arthouse Gallery website to view more of Kendal Murray’s whimsical miniature scenes.
[via DeMilked, Arthouse Gallery and My Modern Metropolis]
Today’s goal on how to feel. #Santa #Natasha #hell #crabbe