When I visited San Fransisco last fall, I met this wonderful old gal. Her name is Gina, and she’s since gone over the rainbow bridge. It was lovely to get to know her a bit while staying with her parents.
I made this diorama for Gina’s folks. They told me that raccoons come into the house at night through the dog panel in their door. I was so envious!
I just finished another short.
Everything in this came from a library. The cutouts and text are from 1960’s copies of College & University Business journals.
I captured the audio with my phone – everything came from the library except the piano, which is in my garage. Maybe I’ll do another edit where I swap the piano for library sounds.
A diorama in a Trader Joe’s green tea mints box.
2.25″ x 2.25″ x .75″
This is a 10″x 10″ cut paper diorama.
These are such strange days, and I hope this passes soon. I hope you and yours stay safe and healthy. I hope we all survive Pestilence.
I was as stunned as you were to hear Mr. Trump speak about his theories regarding UV light, and disinfectants. If he was smart, he’d leave the Weird Science to the professionals. But, that’s the problem, isn’t it? You can’t make this stuff up!
