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| No, not me......but I did go see a really interesting show recently. I had a couple of free passes to the Jewish Museum here in San Francisco and went to see this show about tattooing... |
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| It was interesting to me to see the old school tattoos...when the tattoo artist were doing these in the 40's and 50's the world was a different place and tattooing was not really accepted in mainstream culture. |
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| I think I liked the old signs the best.... |
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| Maybe it was seeing the Asian women tattoos (and, of course, it was all women and not men in the drawings) but I suddenly had an udon craving... |
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| Finding a great bowl of udon or ramen in San Francisco is pretty easy and happens at least once a week for me.... |
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| These old gals also got inked -- but in a slightly different way. I rolled out my brayer and used some stencils my pal Margarete lent me and gave a bunch of old cabinet cards some ink! By the way, Maragrete's blog is listed on my sidebar to the right (on your laptop -- doesn't show on phones) and I recommend taking a look at her last two delightful posts. I'm just sayin'. |
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| I think the color really livens things up, don't you? They all needed some cheering up. |
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| And, while I was at it, I made some cards too. Always nice to have a stockpile of cards ready to mail out. I think a lot of us here in California could use some cheering up. There are wild fires in both Northern and Southern California. The air quality here in San Francisco is terrible which serves to remind us of of all the losses people and the wonderful state of California are suffering. There are many people here who won't be having a happy thanksgiving. Count your blessings. I already have another blog post in the works so I'll see you guys soon. SEND GOOD MAIL -- GET GOOD MAIL |
