Future Eva
A visual journal of my struggle with Past, Present, and especially Future, Eva.
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I have captured something even less likely than Sasquatch or the Loch Ness monster…PLC looking decent.
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The beautiful view from Chapman hall at University of Oregon. A great way to leave my editorial meeting!
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Ohio artist Michelle Stitzlein’s large scale found-object sculptures are amazing from far away and are amazingly intricate up close.
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Quote reblogged from Sublime InsightsHeartbreak is more common than happiness. No one wants to say that, but it’s true. We’re taught to believe not only that everyone deserves a happy ending, but also that if we try hard enough, we will get one. That’s simply not the case. Happy endings, lifelong loves, are the products of both effort and luck. We can control them, to some extent, and though our feelings always seem to have a life of their own, we can at least be open to love.
(via sublimeinsights)
One of the most important things I’ve ever tried to learn.
(Source: simply-quotes)
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West of center: America and the counterculture experiment. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art exhibit. I went to the opening of this amazing exhibit of photos, flyers, costumes and architecture that was produced by counter cultural figures in the late 60s and early 70s.
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#instacollage I took an old belt, spray painted it and made an earring organizer for my wall!
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“Nude #3” Eva Bertoglio, acrylic on canvas 2012.
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Alexandre Cabanel, The Birth of Venus
Although the neoclassical style is exactly what modern art reacted to as a negative thing, I love this painting. I love the composition, the languished pose, the hues in the skin and hair.
