The Wave Organ.

I stumbled across a small blurb about San Francisco's Wave Organ while I was browsing through some local interest books at a Barnes & Noble in San Jose. Being on vacation in California, and looking for some touristy things to do, I jotted it down in my Moleskine and later searched the web for more information on it. Out of everything that I saw in the past two weeks in California, the Wave Organ was one of my most favorite. The whole experience was sort of surreal.






Wikipedia. Exploratorium.

Yeondoo Jung.

I think it's really interesting to see a child's simple translation of life translated, once again, back into real life.





Yeondoo Jung.

Nathaniel Murray.

Some people claim I'm only friends with him because he shares the same last name as the great Bill Murray who I spend many hours dreaming about...this is only partly true. Nathaniel is an all around pretty great guy and artist.









Nathaniel on Virb.

Welcome to the family little succulent.

I got this new plant today.

Willard lives!

Three bags of stuffing later...

A whale of a tale (pun most definitely intended).

The making of a rather large stuffed whale...

Trials and tribulations.

Not a new area rug.

My little helper.

Pins and needles.

Seamstress? Hardly.

Ever wonder what whale guts look like?

...and then the poor art student ran out of stuffing. More to come...

City Notebooks.

I think these are by far my most favorite thing produced by Moleskine. In fact, I love their new City Notebooks so much that they make me want to take a vacation to one of the available cities just to use it. I have been wanting to visit Chicago again anyways...

They even have their own website: MoleskineCity.com.

My book...

...is done (follow the link to the right to be directed to it).



As a side note, I did not set the price of my book and I realize that it’s a ridiculously high price for a children’s book. That is the cheapest it can be made available for (even for me) because it is not being mass produced.