The Route I Took - 0 COMMENTS

i wasn't going to, (simply because i get excited about many many things...and will probably end up with blog-clutter...even though all my clutter is good stuff...notes and jot-downs of everything i plan to embrace for more than a minute) but after viewing her many experimental projects and finally coming across this one, i just couldn't resist. so...

i AM going to!

this is how it worked (even though i totally just gave you the direct link above, but you decide):

here's where it all started.
here's where i went next.
here's where it transcended. See PRINT: Project M Book
here's where i then googled Project M Book and found nic taylor, participant of ProjectM Book.
here's where i spent some time with nic taylor from the ProjectM lab list.
here's where i went back to the list and found her/his? name (of the artist who conducted the project that gave me no choice) at random pic.
again, here's where i decided to tell you about it.
aaaaand here's where you should spend some time with charlotte x. c. sullivan too.

if you have time...you will enjoy it. :)

NOTE: Charlotte X. C. Sullivan must be a female. Right? Charlotte? Well...well yeah, Wilber was the male...Charlotte was the female...all three of these characters lived on a farm...I don't know why, but I imagined all this work/the thought process coming from a boy, but well...I don't know...what do you think? or is it a given?
She/He?...
is currently a latte artist(mark over the 'e').
was...
a farmer and teacher.
an artist/volunteer.
a project collaborator/pirate.
a student.

my blog:
these are the artists most people think fraud...
these are the artists i think simply follow through with the questions in their mind...thoughts we might have all had at one point...but never follow through with or even recognize, so when someone finally does, we think...meh...that's normal[not art]...or too strange...but yes! that's just it! it is normal because it is so strange...cause we all think the strangest things...and that is why we, so often, overlook them. so then, let us applaud those artists who can look past always needing to make a statement, and have the ability to experiment and then document, causing the rest of us to go, ah...i've never seen it thataway... or...exactly! thank you for that!

actually this is where it all started...ish

P.S. According to npr's around the world, the pirates of our day and age use fax machines over stormy seas to state their final ransom compromise. They even have shifts to clock in and out. They mean business!!!