One thing that I particularly admire about my experience while working on Natura Obscura is having something to look forward to, be it on the smaller scale, or the larger scale, it’s really lovely to wake up in the morning and be genuinely excited for something. For example, this weekend Alex came and visited me …
Wow! While looking back at week six, here’s a few thoughts that are zipping through my head: -Week six has got nothin’ on week five, but it was still majical! -We’ve gotten so much work done! -We’ve still got so much work to do… -I’m tired -I’m broke …
Alright, I’m going to be real with you guys. It’s week five, and I feel like we’re close enough now that I can really start to chip away at that fourth wall… so here it goes. I might have found that coffee shop that I was talking about earlier, but like, a real-life manifestation of …
Week two was full of energy, expressed through a pajama spirit day and playing dress-up, while week three was full of PVC trees and Taco Tuesday. For me, week four of Design and Build was kicked off, sky-rocketed, even, by attending the Denver date of Vans Warped Tour on Sunday. This year marks the final …
Recovering from week two was easy to do, especially when we had a larger, more focused goal for the week. The weekend of July 6th through July 8 th is the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, and we’re setting up this whimsical and majical space to promote Natura Obscura. Imagine this, a huge monochromatic Natura Obscura …
