Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Roadside Homes

Found these house's on our 
hunt for wild flowers.
a
A village of little house's.
Nobody was home. Maybe they 
were all hiding .
 These house's bring back 
memories of being small
and wishing everything 
was my size. I would put
myself to sleep at night
imagining that I lived in a
village that was my size.

 
                                            It is funny how someone's roadside
                                            art can trigger such a memory.
                               
                                   I have been working on a lot of different
                                  projects these past weeks. none of them seem to
                                  be connected . I told a friend I feel like all my ideas
                                  are swimming up stream together and I am just
                                  waiting for them to breed . I guess when my
                                  guides are ready , they will tell me what to
                                  create.

5 comments:

  1. oh my gosh, i love these. i found some plastic animals at the thrift store yesterday, and it seems like a few of them should be grazing outside these doors... what is it about miniature things?! they're so *enticing*!

    i'm smiling at the thought of you going to sleep imagining a village where everything is your size... that is such a nice thought. : )

    xo

    (i just went to visit devon and dan. the internet!)

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  2. i just love small things!!! little things just seem to have a bit of magic or something. i would love to live in one of those little houses.

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  3. reminds me of my mom's house, she loves birdhouses and paints them all different colors and they are just everywhere....

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  4. thank you devon , lynne & jude.
    small things do make me smile.

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  5. Wonderful little houses, wonderful find. I love the image of one's idea's going up stream to breed. It is one explanation for the voids in creativity.

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