Back from Vacation Part 3

 I saved the best for last. The Pier 2.0 ot's a 30 foot long pier they placed small speakers under the boards so you could hear the waves this year they added a Spanish Galleon shipwrecked. It took more then 25k from their own pocket (raised and donated money) to build it. It was incredible and they has the sounds of the ocean waves in the bottom floor of the boat.

 I actually of course went backwards not pier first but boat first below

 Went down to here the sound effects made it beyond increadable.

Below second deck

 Captains quarters

 And of course where I lived, putting up the Camo for everyone to camp under

after 12 days in the desert and yes I do have a shower in the RV but only used it a few times coming home and washing your hair under real running water is wonderful.

And the next day for work I cleaned up well.

Back from Vacation pt2

If you click on the pictures they are larger.  If you went inside it was like a small maze with sayings on the boards. My knees said no way.

 I have no clue but it looked cool.

Burn Wall Street.

 Another odd art car a future stork?

 The temple.

 The Man

 Hmmm this looks interesting mind you I walked no bike this year.

 oh cute two blue rocking chair horses.

 Zoa being built. When it burned it transformed

To this a metal sculpture under the wood

Part 3 tomorrow.

Back from Vacation Pt1

Every year I go to Burning Man. It recharges my creative juices when I see some of the fantastic art projects that were created, Here is a few. Not sure what this is about. but it was cool.

This was all made out of zip ties and yoga balls.

Horas

Remember the silver pin things that was a desk toy and you could make a face or hand print. There was a human sized one.

 Someone built a bowling lane it was not electrontic but all someone had to do was place the ball that went down at the end onto a chute and it rolled back.

 Random horse sculpture.

 Art car looks to me like a orange sun spider Crab without the tail?

More to come.

Moonglow

 

Moonglow is a fancy term used for vintage jewelry that lucite a moonstone or pearl like glow to it. What I like the best about it is that it seems to be used for any look. From the Art Decco like of the above brooch.

To a vintage modern beads of what I'm wearing. a vintage Coro bracelet.

Here a whole set in pink

It comes in a wide varity of colors also. Which would be great for this new fashion term color blocking.
but it doesn't have to be just circular beads. Below is a whimsical brooch from the 1920's. I love the wonky eyes.

Ok and me wearing my bracelet.