Wow! You will be so scary stylin’ when you grab this awesome tin clutch purse to accent your costume for Trick or Treating action or any other Halloween night party activity!
Drop Dead Gorgeous – Monster High Clutch Purse Features:
Sale Priced at just $8.95 — scary cheap! Click This Link to purchase!
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Photo taken on a visit to Greystone Gardens, a really cool shop in the Berkshires!
I think even I could solve this one!
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Ah, the door to my heart.
My typing has always been pretty bad, but if I’d learned on a machine like this one, maybe things would have been different. Just sayin’.
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Collectible art doesn’t have to break the bank. Created from acrylic paint on a salvaged thrift store wood panel, this 6″x8″ original work of art by artist Michael Leavitt can be yours for just $350 (includes shipping!) at This Link!
Food Artist Jennifer Rubell created this super clever Padded Cell made of Cotton Candy, and isn’t it fantastic looking? Padded Cell was presented as part of The Red Party 2011 biennial fund-raising dinner thrown by Nonprofit arts organization Performa, held November 6, 2010 at SIR Stage37 event center in NYC. Jennifer’s website introduces the following artist statement as to what Padded Cell is all about:
Padded Cell is an 8’X16’ freestanding room constructed of basic building materials, with a single door that contains a plexiglass window. Inside, the walls and ceiling are padded with pink cotton candy and a bare light bulb hangs in the center. The door is opened at 9pm, but the interior is visible through the window throughout the evening. The Red Party’s main dinner is served inside a Russian-themed constructivist set (Note: photos at the links above and below) and Padded Cell acts as an escape from that, an all-American funhouse that is at the same time confining, threatening, claustrophobic. It is an object that addresses the dark side of pleasure, the price of pleasure, the possibility that pleasure is its own punishment. Approximately 1,600 cones of cotton candy are used in its construction.
Lots more pictures are up on Jennifer’s website located at This Link.
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Nicki Minaj is a “rapper” whom I have never heard of before in my life until this morning, when Geoffrey emailed me a photo he took of the cover art for her upcoming album, Pink Friday (drops 11/23/10), which he saw plastered on a random, graffiti-covered wall somewhere downtown. Apparently Ms. Minaj is the single most popular female rapper in the Universe. How did I miss that? I don’t doubt that her “music” would not be my thing, but I’m sure we can agree that this is a nice photo of a lady wearing a hot pink wig and impressive platform shoes, and a lovely sentiment, as well. Pink Friday!
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LEGO sculptures sure are a hot item lately. LEGO fetishist website Brothers Brick Dot Com just posted pictures of a super detailed figure of Miss Piggy riding a motorcycle that goes a long way towards showing you the limitless creative possibilities when you have box of LEGOs and an imagination. Brothers Brick also has additional links to a commentary page on the Miss Piggy figure as well as a well-documented construction journal with detailed photos showing the building process. According to the site, Piggy’s motorcycle “is the most pink I’ve seen in a fan-built creation.” Nice!
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This custom-painted Bumblebee Transformer by user Solrac333 on the Toy Soup forums was created by request for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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