Turn of the Century Color photographs
www.wednesdaysattic.com Look at these beautiful photos of Paris just after the turn of the century. You can see more of these wonderful color photos (not colorized!) HERE
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The Birthday Skeleton
www.wednesdaysattic.com I want a visit on my Birthday too! But. . I have to wait it's not till April. sigh
A Downtown Los Angeles Morning
www.wednesdaysattic.com This morning Jeff and I decided to go into Downtown L.A. to check out a book shop that I heard about. It was fabulous! It is in a beautiful old building that was once a bank. It is called The Last Book Store. You can read all about it HERE on their webpage! I saw this skeleton in the window on the way in and I was excited! View from the second floor where all books are just a dollar. We may find a clue with this magnifying glass mobile Why is A Raven like a Writing desk? Science Fiction is kept here in the safe! Come on in! Tunnel of Books- Down the Rabbit hole! Inspiration was flying around everywhere! Jeff as seen through books. They even have a record album section! 45's too! Upstairs there were Artists lofts/shops. Awesome works there. Some old doors that were hanging around in a back hall. Love. Since we were already do...
Shadow Box Art
www.wednesdaysattic.com My latest works of art. This one contains almost all of my Mourning Jewelry. Since it is both Antique and Vintage the clasps are old and not reliable to wear. The brooches are long pins, sharp as hell and they always end up stabbing me. So I decided to display my small collection this way. This one is made from a clay heart that I made a few years back and some saved and found things as well.
My Favorite Alice
www.wednesdaysattic.com If you have never seen this version of the Alice in Wonderland story- you don't know what you are missing!
Only in L.A.
www.wednesdaysattic.com Only in Los Angeles could you be driving home from work, and end up on the freeway with the De Lorean from Back to the Future. Sorry for the grainy photos out my commute worn windshield. We did drive along together at a nice clip, but alas never reached 88 miles per hour!
More Why I love L.A.
www.wednesdaysattic.com The Native Dancers at Olvera Street every year for Dia de los Muertos The Iconic LAX Summer Fruits from our own valleys Griffith Observatory LACMA MOCA