the show is called "wondertoonel" by mark ryden and it is amazing. his paintings are so detailed and skilled and the images are cute but disturbing. i think you gotta see it to get it but if you live in the area, definitely check it out. i really wish that they had a cooler exhibition poster cause i totally would have gotten one. they had a mini print set but it wasn't of prints from this show. his stuff is hard to come by so i will just have to keep my eyes peeled for any good prints, but here are a few images from the show:


and i found this while i was looking for information online.

You are "A Dog Named Jesus"
Which Mark Ryden Painting Are You?
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anyhow- it was just really cool and i hope to see more of his work in the future.
but knitting- what of knitting? i didn't actually finish anything (what else is new?) but made a bit of headway on cyd and my mom's shawl. oh wait- i did finish something. i made it way back in christmas but was too lazy to sew in the ends and seam it, but it's a case for my digital camera. weaving in all those ends was a pain in the butt but i am glad that i finally did it.


sorry that last pic is a bit blurry. the case was made in december using odds and ends of lamb's pride worsted (love it) and is based off the palm case from stitch n bitch. i just gotta figure out what kind of closure (velcro?) i am gonna put on this baby before using it.
here is a picture of my mom's shawl. it looks longer and the same but it's super squooshy and i know my mom will like it. this would make a good airplane accessory, as you could make it into a really nice pillow.

and look what i got from the library on friday.

it's the teen knitting club book and it's a really nice beginner book for younger people. the patterns are simple but fun and the photography is very nice in it. as you can see, i made a mini pair of fingerless mittens to go with the debbie bliss jacket. now if only i could get that hat done...