In January I participated in Lita Albuquerque’s performative sculpture, “Spine of the Earth”, at the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook in Culver City. I was 10th in line! And I got in a car accident on my way home.
Here is a nice blog post another participant wrote about the experience and the piece itself.
1st panel of my spread in a collaborative zine project, initiated and driven by the talented and organized Cassia Lupo, that I’m contributing to along with many amazing artist friends.
2nd panel
3rd panel
4th panel
I’ve started another tumblr for stuff that scares, fascinates, and inspires me. It’s called ratparade.
from The Future Names of Dogs collaborative zine project, to which I contributed stories and drawings
ink and graphite
After one full year of procrastinating, I have finally paid my library fines and picked up my diploma.
I made this dress for my Halloween costume this year. I was outer space.
Not pictured: space cape
The wind is blowing like the end of the world and the power’s been out for hours and so the only thing to do is listen to A Game of Thrones on audiobook and work on this monster. I’ve never put so many hours into a drawing. Only needs a few more days, I think.
On Saturday I performed at the MOCA gala curated by Marina Abramovic
Broke a sculpture I was making.
wesmonster-deactivated20111225 asked: HI, Laura. I just want to say that I've always thought your work was beautiful.
Thank you, Wesley! I’m looking forward to reading your writings.
baby carving
(bass wood)
