Welcome 2014

Well it looks like the New Year has successfully been rung in 'round the globe! We celebrated New Year's Eve with a stack of my made-from-scratch blueberry pancakes and an everlasting game of Monopoly. Patrick and I survived the latter with the help of a bottle of vino. When the clock struck midnight the three of us made a hullabaloo to welcome in 2014.

So...I wanna know how you rang in the New Year? Leave a comment below and next Wednesday, January 8th, I'll draw a name and gift the winner this dancing clock collage. No worries if you live outside the USA....I'll ship it anywhere in the world ;)

Happy New Year my friends!

Sushipot Shop Note: All art blocks (including what's left of the holiday blocks) are marked down 30% through January 15th. Free worldwide shipping ends on January 2nd.

Rock Stars

Rock Stars, original collage on old science book cover

And...the rock stars under construction a couple nights ago.

Kickstart The Cart

 Anthropomorphic Art Dolls by The Cart Before The Horse
 

My Etsy friends Dylan & Jo of Cart Before The Horse are embarking on a super-duper-jealousy-inducing journey! They are working their magic on a 1989 Winnebago Itasca to transform it into their own cozy home 'n studio on wheels. In order to reach their goal and hit the road this Summer they've launched a Kickstarter project. Pledges start at only $1 but exclusive Cart goodies are yours if you pledge at least $15 :) Let's help Dylan & Jo make their dream come true!

Kickstart The Cart HERE

Find out more about Cart Before the Horse:

Blog, Shop, Flickr (to see pics of Winnebago progress)

Fish Out Of Water

Fish Out Of Water, collage on very tattered book cover

Bozo-Taur Pull Toy

 

A foray into the anthropomorphic world of the clown/horse/centaur. I've officially dubbed him a Bozo-Taur. The assemblage is functioning as a pull toy but is not meant for rowdy play--only gentle interaction as it is an art object after all. 

Crying Onion Heads

My first quirky find of the year....anthropomorphic crying onions! Have you ever seen anything like this folksy pair? I sure hadn't so I snatched 'em up for the shop. Despite their thin skins (hahaha!) they'll be certain to liven up the kitchen of one lucky soul.