I didn't know that Mikel was taking this photo of me AND my sculpture, but think it is a nice shot of my cool new boots, the view from our apartment and my funky new Japan-style sweater.
This is a cool little assemblage I made. It isn't a professional shot, but it is playful anyway.
Ninja boots! They finally came in the mail!!
These are called "Tabi." They are worn by construction workers mostly, but I think they used to be worn by ninjas. They are very comfortable and functional. I might indulge in a polka-dot pair. Check out more at this website: Sou Sou
This is a rushed, blurry image from the sale in Matsumoto on Saturday. The reason I look like I am rushed is because I was. The talent show ran long and the security guard kicked us all out. In a frantic last ten minutes (as about six people helped me put my stuff back in boxes and bags) I sold a few pairs of earrings to some nice English teachers who were patient with my frantic-ness.
The sale went pretty well. I didn't sell as much as I would have hoped, but I did get a lot of positive feedback, and I gave away many business cards. I also met some really cool people. It is a great feeling to be able to communicate in the language that I am fluent in, especially with interesting, worldly people who live and work abroad.
This sale also planted the seed for a possible beading workshop taught by me in the next few months. I hope it works out! I have always wanted to teach workshops to people who are enthusiastic for learning a creative craft.
The coolest part of the weekend was that Sunday was my 25th birthday! Mikel and I had a great day. We ate Indian food at a place we love and bought some cool new clothing at a flea market in the city. I'll post pictures soon! This was a great weekend for a birthday!!
1 comment:
Hah, nice boots! Very cool indeed.
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