Sunday, July 26, 2009
Still More Establishment Clause
This is my next illustration for the Establishment Clause: No organized prayer in public schools. Here are the first three images together.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Devon's Cake
Here is Devon's porcupine cake. She wanted it pink, not chocolate, and I used red Twizzlers for the quills. It occurs to me that I could have used birthday candles for the quills as well.
Anyway, Happy Birthday Devon!
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
ABCs of New York
British researcher Rachel Young created an alphabet of New York State using Google aerial maps! See here for the letter details. I think G is my favorite.
British researcher Rachel Young created an alphabet of New York State using Google aerial maps! See here for the letter details. I think G is my favorite.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Bing!
My posters come up as numbers 1 and 3 in the Bing image searches for onomatopoeia and interjections. This means my plan to take over the cyber grammar world is almost complete. Excellent.
Porcupine Cake
I was getting coffee yesterday, and noticed this wonderful porcupine cake in the display window of Champignon on 96th and Madison. I think I am going to make a similar cake for Devon's birthday next week.
I was getting coffee yesterday, and noticed this wonderful porcupine cake in the display window of Champignon on 96th and Madison. I think I am going to make a similar cake for Devon's birthday next week.Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Brilliant
From Robert Tonner's Antoinette Collection. See also Optimistic, Sinuous, and Enlightened (plus a few more).
Thank you, Two Daydreamers!
From Robert Tonner's Antoinette Collection. See also Optimistic, Sinuous, and Enlightened (plus a few more).
Thank you, Two Daydreamers!
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Frames on 3rd
I'm not sure why this store has my poster, but they are apparently selling it for 30% off. So come see my poster at Frames on 3rd in San Francisco! (See what I learn when I google myself?)
Sunday, July 05, 2009
More Establishment Clause
Okay, back to the First Amendment. The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment prohibits the passage of any law that favors one religion over another, religion over no religion, or no religion over religion. This means no favoring fish over Darwin fish, or the other way around. (I will eventually draw the reverse illustration as well.)
Okay, back to the First Amendment. The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment prohibits the passage of any law that favors one religion over another, religion over no religion, or no religion over religion. This means no favoring fish over Darwin fish, or the other way around. (I will eventually draw the reverse illustration as well.)
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Friday, July 03, 2009
