Using my voice, making costumes, starting my band, writing (editorial, comedy, poetry, lyrics, parodies, tragedies), guerilla marketing, photography, performance art, trapeze, cooking & baking, film and event production.
Check out the first movie for parisnewyork.info:
"Oh mon amour, a toi toujours. Dans tes grands yeux, rien que nous deux."
I also love strings, and here is a photo I'm especially proud of which I took of DeVotchKa this summer at the Spiegeltent.
"I'm only doing this to pay for college."- Destiny the doll, which I originally purchased at Howdy Do on East 7th Street and...improved upon my last night working at Library Bar. She may deserve her own MySpace page by now.
I also paint and accept commissioned work if you're interested. This is the first painting I sold in NYC. 36x36, acrylic on canvas. I was inspired by a photograph I took of a bus while residing in Brooklyn. The B61's route is the longest in the city and it's common that new MTA drivers get this route as their first. One driver I asked said manning the B61 was really a drag because there's no convenient place to stop and relieve yourself on that long, long ride until you get to the end of the line in Red Hook.
Here's my old friend Bill Shannon, AKA Crutchmaster. Totally worth checking out.
I just love Coney Island.
And although the quality of this isn't tops, you can take the girl out of the circus, but you can't take the circus out of the girl. I WILL master the silks!
Hooray for Edward Scissorhands and stop animation!
Myself in my past lives.
Salvatore Dali.
Billie Holiday.
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And for those of you wondering what the song was I performed at the Drop Dead Gorgeous Semi-Finals...
::sigh::Damon...
Sometimes I feel like this is how the day is going to go, how I have to tackle my tasks.
Whenever I feel blue or need inspiration I watch Isaac Mizrahi work it out in UnZipped.
And another inspiring favorite, Delicatessen.
I enjoy utilizing the New York Public Library but currently have overdue books so I have borrowed a couple from friends.
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