Well here I am at home, packing up my stuff. I already threw out a big black trashbag of crap and so far I've realised...that I have a lot of crap. I have a tonj of books and comic books. I think I'm going to try and sell some of my comic books and my magic cards on ebay. That's the kind of stuff people buy.

Anyways, here's another one from my portraiture class. The assignment was to make a mask over spring break and then we all drew each other wearing our masks.

So I'm pretty proud of this link, it's actually a really cool one. It's a labyrinth search engine. You type in where you are, or hat area you're looking in, and it gives you the addresses, phone numbers and websites of the narest labyrinths and what material the labyrinth is made of. There's only one in Boston, on Tremont Street, but I think I should go visit it, might be fun. Most of them are located in religious locations, however the labyrinth is a pretty cross-cultural symbol of spirituality so I don't think you really need to be of any specific religion to appreciate them.
Mask Girl Oil Pastel, Gouache 18" x 24" (c) 2006