Art Smart.

I am in love with art.

I live/breathe for art, searching for it in every niche.

I'm smitten with paintings in particular.

My favorite painter from Arizona is:

Andrea Evans.

Her work evokes living dreams.

Vintage Photo Booth.

Being silly, and kissing is what bunnies do best.

Decor Extraordinaire.

Dream with me now. These gorgeous images are from:

THE WORLD OF INTERIORS October 2009 edition.

Note the infamous multicolored macarons!

Happiest of the Happies.

I wish everyone the happiest of happies for this New Year.

I am thrilled to see what will unfurl for each of us in 2010.

The above is one of my favorite mistakes.

It was a polaroid that went off accidentally.

I pressed flowers in an old book and taped them to the front.

This beautiful mistake now resides tucked into a corner

of my bedroom mirror. I am pleased each time I look at it.

Out With The Old, In With The New.

Much like George Washingston, "I cannot tell a lie." I can't wait for 2009 to end! This year has been so stinking hard for Bryan and I both. We did have some fantastic moments (of course) that were laced with miracles and laughter. But bunnie and I are glad to bid the year a not so warm good bye, while welcoming in 2010.

2009 highlights:

1. Soba becoming potty trained & learning to sit. {click.}
2. Acting in a great short film. {click.}
3. Bryan's band playing SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST.
4. Forging amazing friendships.
5. My skin clearing. (Thank you Dr. Kim!)
6. Bryan's promotion to the Studio City Urban Outfitters.
7. Best live concert: CURSIVE
8. Bryan winning #3 WILD THINGS ARE contest {click.}
9. Discovering the macaron. {click.}
10. Yazzie's 6th anniversary spent in Santa Barbara. {click.}
11. Living life through polaroids: {click.}

Llaves.

I needed a little inspiration.

I think I found it.

1. slevansantiquetrunks.com

2. countryliving.com

3. geekology.com

4. watchmgv.com

Into The Painting.

This was my favorite piece at the Santa Barbara museum.

Stuart Davis' winsome oil painting captured my heart.

I wish I could be painted into the picture;

a la Mary Poppins-jumping-into-the-chalk-art-scene.

I love the affect of the paint being stacked layer upon layer.