guestroom side table

includes lamp bought in dickson, tn flea market, two brass animals (pig and rabbit), table (needs a makeover), dwell magazines, embroidered pillow cases (wedding gift of my mom's, and my sister and i used them when we were kids), airplane paintings on aluminum that i made in grad school, star quilt from memaw

some happy: postgardens!!!

thrift find: lamp

porcelain, found at east side goodwill. there was another wood and brass nautical looking lamp in the store that day but i passed it up

merry christmas

ah- the video days pre-you tube could really foster some authentic moments. here is one. christmas 2004.

"cludio" (closet studio)

quilt magic

my mother-in-law gave us this quilt with such intricate quilting.






my grandmother (memaw) gave my son (4 months old) a star quilt that gladys grant made. the fabric swatches are stunning. i love the red houndstooth (reminds me of a gouache i did at vermont studio center) and paisley.

short setember- a stop animation remembered

made in august (yes, in those sleepy weeks after having gus) for a friend's music fest called short set-tember



then another friend, ben gortmaker, added his music (and we shortened it for add attention spans) in this one.

Short Set-tember short film from micah puncochar on Vimeo.

RED pottery barn with a twang

red ikea chair, pine bench we got from our friend mcp (who has impeccable design taste), "coral" pillow i made from rick rack (made to look like the ones you see at pottery barn- but with a twang.

noguchi

merry christmas, from my husband to me and vice versa. we've loved this table for years. thank you, noguchi.

florals-from memaw

from memaw, she's got style!

snow globes

we collect them from travels (new ikea faucet)

art: "move" animation

inspired by chelsey scott's song of the same title. after i made this- a month or so later- the new anthropologie catalog came with much the same aesthetic.

party like its 1999

back in 1999 i got my first real job at "Internet Graphical Interface" ( I know, SO dated, right!) in Boston. i was a receptionist around a lot of geek-code type guys. i hate answering phones, but with a degree in drawing i was glad to have it (and to quit retail- but made some amazing friends when working at Paper Source in Cambridge). anyway, in my "research" on web sites on the job, i found maganda.org, it was my first experience in meeting a kindred spirit over the web. i followed her work on the site, and she'd make these lists of good things. still love it.

art: i seem to spend my whole life missing you

series of gouache on paper that i made at vermont studio center. they are quiet interiors titled from a letter from elizabeth bishop to robert lowell, installed in a group above an old barber table (found in massachuetts at now-defunct marie's consignment in lowell)

clock

fee's grandparent's clock with bird

happy christmas adam (a day before eve)

these coasters double as the most popular toy for east side babies. and christmas pop up book

bookshelf still life: bone sculptures

I thought the first post should include, literally, myself. Bone skull of a critter next to a mold of my teeth, and some old temporary crown for my front teeth--sitting in our bookshelves