#114

     it's come to my attention that this blog is starting to fall by the wayside. something that i've noticed that i'm very good at is being diligent with one project for a burst of time, and then abruptly failing to keep at it. basically every diary or notebook or journal i've ever kept has ended in such a way. i really don't want that to happen to this blog. i realize that i'm very much behind in everything that i've been needing to do. somebody was talking in a car the other day--i can't quite remember who, but i think it may have been thea--about how they had recently heard somebody else say that if you want something in life, you need to work towards that something every single day. and that makes sense, because no matter how big or small the amount of action you take, so long as you're taking action you must be moving forward. i feel that for me personally, a career in art is the something that i'm working toward, and so from now on, i'm going to try and do something to work towards that every day. whether it be drawing, painting, writing, taking photographs, getting in touch with people who can help me, or even small things like dropping off film or posting photos to this blog, i am going to put all the dedication that i can possibly muster into those things.
     with that being said (and i think most of it has been said before in some way or another in past posts) here are just a couple drawings i did recently that i decided to scan this morning:

this is a drawing of kurt cobain that i made for rachel for her birthday.

this is a drawing of kirsten dunst with a dunce cap on her head that i made because liam told me to.

     also, here is a page of dialogue from a passive aggressive play that i wrote on june 16th when i was feeling very down. it is 27% based upon a real conversation, and has a few profanities, so therefore continue reading at your own discretion.

#113

i'm so glad to finally be able to share with you all these pictures shot on location in hollywood two months ago for the audrey grace boutique online store! all clothes were provided by jaclyn bethany, courtesy of the audrey grace boutique. a very big thanks to anne-marie mueschke for modeling and being a doll, and to christian alexander porter bidwell for holding the massive box of clothing all day long, knowing where to find a restroom, and just all around being the best photo assistant a girl could ever hope for.

clothing credits:
blue and white check dress: it's okay my dear
white daisy dress: vivetta

black bow dress: lucy in disguise
creme collared dress: lucy in disguise

pink halter dress: kelsey genna
round sunglasses: vintage dior
white and yellow sunglasses: asos
gold earrings: house of harlow
pink earrings: alex and lele
orb ring: top shop
shoes: model's own
and then the yellow purse, the vintage beatles pin, and the red hair ribbon were my own.

















(my lovely assistant christian trying on christian dior sunglasses)