#Work #Teeth #Color #Ceramics #Glazing #Painting (Taken with Instagram)

Bleach, bleach and more bleach!

I didn’t particularly care for the fact that the semi-permanent pink/red dye that I used on my hair the other day is already fading. I want something that stays as bold as it was when it was first colored. So here we go, permanent red hair dye. Let’s get this show on the road.  

ogios:

photo by chris layton: bonnaroo 09, me

figurativelyspoken:

pretty.

I have a vase similar to this. I got it in Venice. It was expensive and my mom doesn’t trust me with it. Thus, it’s packed away somewhere at my parents’ house ‘til I own my own house with a legitimate place to keep it. 

…I can’t wait until then. 

skibinskipedia:

‎”It would be a long while because, quite simply, I was in love with New York. I do not mean ‘love’ in any colloquial way, I mean that I was in love with the city, the way you love the first person who ever touches you and you never love anyone quite that way again.”

—Joan Didion, Goodbye to All That, 1967.

[Photograph: World Trade Center & Lower Manhattan from Empire State, January 1973. By Jonathan Barker via Design Observer.]

• A lot of fuschia and a little yellow make red.
• Red and yellow make orange.
• Yellow and turquoise* make green.
• A lot of turquoise* plus a little fuschia makes blue.
• A little turquoise plus a lot of fuschia makes purple.

*Remember to double the amounts of turquoise as compared to the other colors.

A girl at work wrote the bit about the dry erase markers, and I felt the need to add to it. :)