Martha Jean's Blog

This site WAS going to be an online portfolio or resume, but now it is mostly a virtual display case for a few things I want to remember. However, if you get curious you can view my resume by clicking on the link to the left. One more thing - check out my vintage shop on Etsy if you like! It's always a delightful work in progress. :)

May 20, 2010 1:13 am
“There are people with the same hidden opinions and fantasies and together their thoughts are a silent parallel where secrets are few.”

“There are people with the same hidden opinions and fantasies and together their thoughts are a silent parallel where secrets are few.”

March 22, 2010 7:57 pm
You gotta love this - via thedailywhat: Street Art of the Day: Newcastle-based graff artist mobstr has a brief tête-à-tête with the Newcastle City Council via public wall space. [wooster.]

You gotta love this - via thedailywhat:

Street Art of the Day: Newcastle-based graff artist mobstr has a brief tête-à-tête with the Newcastle City Council via public wall space.

[wooster.]

March 18, 2010 3:33 am
juliasegal: ragnarokandroll:croooooow: My next tattoo: chest-piece. Wow.

juliasegal:

ragnarokandroll:croooooow:

My next tattoo: chest-piece.

Wow.

March 3, 2010 12:08 pm
"Twin Mystery. To many people artists seem
undisciplined and lawless.
Such laziness, with such great gifts,
seems little short of crime.
One mystery is how they make
the things they make so flawless;
another, what they’re doing with
their energy and time."

—

Piet Hein, poet and scientist (1905-1996)
March 2, 2010 12:50 pm
From thedailywhat: Chandelier of the Day: “A Noiva” (The Bride), a five-meter high (16.5 feet, in English) chandelier by Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos made up of thousands of illuminated tampons, is currently on display at the at Belem Cultural Center in Lisbon as part of the artist’s “Netless” exhibition. [telegraph.]

From thedailywhat:

Chandelier of the Day: “A Noiva” (The Bride), a five-meter high (16.5 feet, in English) chandelier by Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos made up of thousands of illuminated tampons, is currently on display at the at Belem Cultural Center in Lisbon as part of the artist’s “Netless” exhibition.

[telegraph.]