I did arrangements like this. I found this in a wonderful store called Seaplane which features small lines of one off fashion designs. Very DIY in nature. I love this design movement. Raw, energetic, fresh.
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I am checking in on your blog every now and then, so I get to see several entries at a time. Do you realize that when taken as a whole, your blog is very provocative. It enables someone like myself to see through your processing lens. It enables me to see as you see...and it is a very different filter. I get to hear your internal voice as you experience the visual. And what you visually perceive is astounding. Its really quite amazing to be part of someone's processing of life. SBS
Posted by: sbs | February 17, 2006 at 09:57 AM