This is an automated post during my hospital time. I can still see your comments on my phone, but cannot reply. Thanks for your continuing presence here!
While I am in the hospital, have a look at Lucas Soriano’s art.
Category: art
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This is an automated post during my hospital time. I can still see your comments on my phone, but cannot reply. Thanks for your continuing presence here!
Look at the adorable creatures Zoë Williams creates, here.Luna and Ova (2013)
Bone and Brine (2013)
Mist and Frost (2013)
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This is an automated post during my hospital time. I can still see your comments on my phone, but cannot reply. Thanks for your continuing presence here!
Risa Mehmet’s art smacks of this blog. Her Flickr Photoset may keep you occupied for a while. Enjoy!
**Your Proxy Blogger appreciates all the support shown for Dana while she is seemingly unable to show her presence. She does get to see the posts and comments. Thank you all so much for helping hold Dana’s hand through this. BVM.
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And now a little installment of DG before I go down the medical rabbit hole for an indeterminate period of time.
Man, Edmund’s been talking for a LONG time.
Start ’em young.
Gorgeous vintage Vogue cover by Salvador Dali.
THINK your way to visible virility!
Very little info on this, but wow…
What puffer cake has seen cannot be unseen.
I love this because the skeleton can either be reaching for OR releasing the heart, depending on the eye of the beholder.
The Barbie Dream Snake:
If a higher power exists, I’m sure it speaks through cats exclusively, actually.
“Who you callin’ chicken?”
I wish this were an actual vintage piece.
Tip from the SheWalksSoftly school of psychology: If someone hurts your feelings, sending a greeting card with one of the worst puns on earth is not likely to remedy the relationship.
Now, let’s everybody hope that the doctors have an ALL CHOCOLATE treatment planned for me next week.
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Hey folks…I’m about to check into the hospital (this Tuesday) for at least a week to undergo an experimental intravenous treatment. We hope to halt (and start reversing) the process by which my central nervous system has slowly and painfully crippled me over the past number of years.
I’ve seen incredible acts of love and kindness take place through the internet. As an insatiably curious person, a student of psychophysiology and firm believer in the principles of quantum nonlocality, it is my opinion that our thoughts and energy do indeed affect physical matter.
Hospitals can be grim, tragic places, filled with hopelessness and protective stoicism. As I know from experience, that environment can knock the spark right out of the bravest among us. But I plan to embark on this treatment with nothing less than total positivity.
I humbly ask for a small quantum favor. Please take a moment to concentrate some good energy on the greatest possible outcome in the days to follow. This can come in any form you feel comfortable with: a wish, a phrase, a vision of health, a prayer to a particular God, or to the universe. I ask for a moment of your grace to help me through the eye of the needle so I may emerge a renewed inhabitant of a body that has done its best to destroy me.
The power of intention can work in wondrous ways. Who knows? Your mere moments of kindness may help save a life…a life I will spend paying it forward with my whole heart as a healer, empath and artist.
If you choose to take part in this little energy exchange, feel free to leave a comment and let me know so I can actively send my gratitude. Or do so anonymously, forward or post this somewhere…it’s all good! Oh, and if you’d like to pick a color below, I’m going to put a string on my wrist for each person who agrees to send me some positivity during this journey next week…something I can look at as a tangible reminder.
I have daily automated posts ready for my absence, so please keep visiting!
Many more adventures, arts and oddities await us, my friends! Through the eye of the needle I go…
(If you are new to this blog, you can see a tiny summary of what I’m referring to here)
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I really love these two pieces by Gaktikol.
Swan Song Part I:
Swan Song Part II:
Ah, to have music flow through the skin and bones…truly the best way to listen.
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These photorealistic paintings by Patrick Kramer remind me of the moments I get momentarily transfixed by the dancing, mingling plays of shadow and light around glass.
I love it when this happens…
See more here.
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Ready for some marvelously grotesque scenery and portraits? Daniel Pielucha delivers.
See more creatures with too many limbs, and haunting monster-scapes here.
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Yesterday’s post was quickly answered by readers who revealed the mystery artist to be Fabio Condutta.
There are actually large collections of his work online for our viewing pleasure.
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I love this image but can find nothing about the artist (despite the signature, and google image search).
Anyone know something about this artist?
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