Grillin’ like a villain

iPhone photography
The rest of this weekend is dedicated to book friends, old and new.
Phantastes – George MacDonald
Relish: My Life in the Kitchen – Lucy Knisley
Bandette: Presto! – Paul Tobin
And ye dear old friend, The Fellowship of the Ring.
I am so ready for this 3-day weekend to get underway! Time to recharge in preparation for a big Spirit of Tivaevae push for PIFA…oh yeah, and work stuff.
Behold, the bane of my dancing existence. They proclaim to be reusuable, but as I have yet to master the application process, they are not usually reusable for me.
Someday, someday…
Do you even key frame bro?
I had such a lovely time learning to sew tifaifai at Heiva San Diego last weekend.
Auntie Yvette is such a gem, it was an honor to learn from her. She is not just an accomplished seamstress with many beautiful tifaifai to her name, she is also smart and savvy. She speaks Tahitian, French, English, and Cook Islands Maori, and maybe more I didn’t learn about. I hope that when I’m her age I’m as caring and charming as she is.
The last of the 2014 Hura Tahiti DVDs were released into the wild today.
I’m looking forward to catching up on lost sleep. The end of this project marks the end of two long months of work. R&R this weekend, then jumping right back in with Heiva San Diego next week.
Editing, shooting, writing, and graphic design are all in my wheelhouse. They’re skills I’ve honed for years–some for more than a decade. I’m always active in at least one of these on work days
The more creative work becomes part of my daily routine, the more creative ruts I land in.
One of the things that helps break the rut experimentation. For me, it works best when it’s in a medium I’m not familiar with. Like painting. A couple weekends ago I finally finished a set inspired by tivaevae.
My sister is cosplaying Hawkgirl at a costume party, so we’re up late finishing the wings.