It’s been about two years since we returned from our grand adventure and we’ve finally, FINALLY, realized we’re back to stay! Quite a long process, but I guess you can’t rush these things. Having made the commitment, we decided it’s long past time to make our house more into the way we envision it: a
Who’s ready to explore more of Dozer’s Warehouse? I know I am! If you read Part One then you know I’m talking about enjoying the 103 pieces of street art gracing the walls of a soon-to-be-torn-down building here in Seattle. And by walls, I also mean floors, doors, ceilings…you get the idea! They say that eyes
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen! Don’t be shy. Seattle has just put itself on the Street Art Map, and here’s your invitation to a private tour! That’s right, with just the scroll of your screen you have the chance to witness some of the most amazing urban art Seattle has produced, all in one
A month ago we got an email from our amazingly artistic friend Cynthia Toops inviting us to a party with a World of WearableArt (WOW) theme. The WOW is a wonderful yearly design competition organized by a group in New Zealand where folks create incredibly unique, fanciful, crazy pieces of…well…wearable art! I can’t recommend it enough –
This is a story of our house, us and yet another bit of risk-taking. When we returned home from the big trip, our house looked like this: In fact, aside from me painting the porch brown from it’s original rust red, this is exactly what the house looked like when I bought it over a decade ago. I’ll never forget bringing Anner