Lost? Music Video

Please enjoy this dreamy music video I created for Coldplay's competition.
I felt something special when I listened to the song and knew I had to enter!
The song is off their new album, 'Viva la Vida'.

Stuck in the past?

Then revel in it! I was in kindergarden in the heyday of eighties fashion so I couldn't afford this DREAM OUTFIT but with digital technology, it is finally MINE!!! Dip into history and customize your own paper doll in the era of your choice here Strut your stuff in outfits designed by illustrator J. David McKenney!

Jackie Morris

"I moved to... a small cottage [in Wales] held together by spiders' webs. Cats come and go... I live by dreams and love to fill my eyes with beautiful things and whilst you cannot eat art to sustain your body a soul needs it to feed the heart and mind.'
Jackie Morris is an English illustrator who reminds me of my big sister Allison, the type of peaceful person you would want to escape to the country with and never come back. She is truly a modern Beatrix Potter.

Here is a picture of her artist worktable (her images may be copyrighted).
She has illustrated for fantasy and childrens' books as well as Greenpeace and Amnesty International to name only a few! If your soul needs refreshment, visit her online journal and works of art.

Sandra Bullock's Finest Hour

Isn't she phenomenal in this appearance on The Muppet Show?

The Last Unicorn

In researching mythical creatures for an animation I am working on, I remembered this childhood favorite movie, 'The Last Unicorn'. I don't think many people remember it, but if you did, here is a montage with an amazing updated theme song. If you think about the relevance of this message to today's ecosystem, especially the polar bears, who may be a vanished race in our childrens' lifetime. You may find yourself tearing up a bit as you listen and watch. Sorry to those of you who haven't seen this movie. You really missed out!

Subway Ceramic Art

Last night on my way to meet a friend I spotted this beautiful ceramic artwork adorning the walls of the Christopher Street Subway station. The images remind me of a mixture of Picasso and Chagall. Very eastern european, don't you think? The black bearded face is actually the face of the train. So creative! I think it would make a great plate design. The artist is Lee Brozgol.